SP120 RGB

[MrAlbertrocks]

I was planning on getting an s340 with 3 of Corsair's SP120 fans. I wanted to know if there would be a problem in using these SP120 fans as intake AND exhaust. AFAIK, SP fans are better for radiators and obstructed spaces, but there are no AF RGB fans, so i don't know if i should buy the SP120 or not.

[BluJay614]

That would be personal preference, and how much you are willing to spend. I don't believe they have an AF version that is RGB, but they do also have the HD fans that are RGB and give you a bit more airflow, though they can get louder, as they have to spin abit faster to produce the higher cfm and they are another $6-7 more per fan. Otherwise, I'd say take a look into the NZXT AER fans. They are also more expensive, like the HD fans, but they can also produce much higher cfm

[MrAlbertrocks]

1 hour ago, BluJay614 said:

That would be personal preference, and how much you are willing to spend. I don't believe they have an AF version that is RGB, but they do also have the HD fans that are RGB and give you a bit more airflow, though they can get louder, as they have to spin abit faster to produce the higher cfm and they are another $6-7 more per fan. Otherwise, I'd say take a look into the NZXT AER fans. They are also more expensive, like the HD fans, but they can also produce much higher cfm

I don't know about those, i shop on amazon and the products are named awfully over there. Some say they include the HUE+, others say they are single fan, other options are triple pack without the HUE+, but they are all priced the same. Also, reviews are not very inviting. I personally wouldn't like to get involved with NZXT RGB overpriced gimmicks.

[BluJay614]

3 minutes ago, MrAlbertrocks said:

I don't know about those, i shop on amazon and the products are named awfully over there. Some say they include the HUE+, others say they are single fan, other options are triple pack without the HUE+, but they are all priced the same. Also, reviews are not very inviting. I personally wouldn't like to get involved with NZXT RGB overpriced gimmicks.

Depending on who you ask, the same can be said for Corsair.