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Silverstone AP122 120mm

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They are good for rad, and they have great static pressure. They can be a little loud though, if you don't undervolt them.

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The AP series are good fans. 

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They are good for rad, and they have great static pressure. They can be a little loud though, if you don't undervolt them.

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If you're going for static pressure I would go with AP121 or AP123

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The AP181 is one of my favourite fans. (I'd rather use this 180mm fan than any 200-230mm fan) No experience with the other ones though.

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