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Bitfenix or corsair led fans

TanmayHembram
By TanmayHembram
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which will be better for cooling as well as has better glow ?

 

I want white ?

 

Bitfenix Spectre Pro LED 120

or

 

Air Series SP120 LED High Static Pressure 120mm

 

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the bitfenix spectre pro fans are actuly really decent. i never sugest the corsair fans. they are loud and their air flow is very meh.

 

the bitfenix fan also has a much better glow.

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It depends, I have 2 BitFenix LED fans right now I could take a picture of. But you should choose fans based on a couple of different factors other then looks. SP or Static pressure for pushing or pulling air through obstacles such as drive bay cages or restrictive case designs. Air flow fans are great in unrestricted/unfiltered set ups. The difference is that SP fans push air out of the sides of the fan at a much higher pressure then air flow fans making it perfect for penetrating obstructive drive bays.Air flows provide a stable more narrow path of air and can push air much farther and faster in the right setup. As far as looks I prefer the Corsair Air Series LED fans over BitFenix.

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Spectre Pros should be better.

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