Is the Corsair H75 Pull Compatible

[Appleboy45]

Hello, I am going to be putting a Corsair H75 liquid cooler in my Corsair Carbide 200r to cool my Intel Core i5 6600K. On the cooler, can I just use one fan instead of both in pull configureation. If not, can I have both fans pulling instead of push pull, or does the cooler support push pull only.

[Senzelian]

Hello, I am going to be putting a Corsair H75 liquid cooler in my Corsair Carbide 200r to cool my Intel Core i5 6600K. On the cooler, can I just use one fan instead of both in pull configureation. If not, can I have both fans pulling instead of push pull, or does the cooler support push pull only.

Every single PC radiator "supports" all configurations.

It's not rocket sience. Just put the fans where you want them to be.

[RazrLeaf]

Hello, I am going to be putting a Corsair H75 liquid cooler in my Corsair Carbide 200r to cool my Intel Core i5 6600K. On the cooler, can I just use one fan instead of both in pull configureation. If not, can I have both fans pulling instead of push pull, or does the cooler support push pull only.

If you have both fans "pulling" air from the radiator, they'll cancel each other out, and won't work at all.

[pikkie-mahn-mastah]

the meaning of push pull is that they are on either side of the radiator working together... -> | -> like that... pull means that it is on the side the air is ending at... it is pulling it THROUGH the radiator. push is she it is beginning to go through the radiator for cooling... it is PUSHING the air through it. NEVER AND I MEAN NEVER allow both fans to blow In opposite directions I.E. -> | <- or. <- | ->.

if you want, look at the fans, they should have arrows on them indicating on which way the air will be moving through it... I personally suggest pulling outside air into the radiator and into the case to bring in cooler air... hope this helped