static pressure or airflow?

[Orochimario]

not sure whether to put this in cases or aircooling but anyway, im planning on getting the bequiet dark base 700 when its available but the front panel is closed with side vents so static pressure fans like corsair sprgb would probably be smart. However i was hoping to use corsair hd120 rgb because it looks better in my opinion so my question is would using non static pressure fans have a big cooling impact?

[katoptrys]

Static Pressure fans are for example, if you have a radiator or if you are using them with an air cooler for your CPU (like the Noctua DH-15). They are better at moving air where there is resistance. Airflow fans are better if you have an unobstructed airpath (like for example, if your exhaust doesn't have a radiator).

[Orochimario]

1 minute ago, katoptrys said:

Static Pressure fans are for example, if you have a radiator or if you are using them with an air cooler for your CPU (like the Noctua DH-15). They are better at moving air where there is resistance. Airflow fans are better if you have an unobstructed airpath (like for example, if your exhaust doesn't have a radiator).

i know that but wouldnt it help due to the lack of any front mesh on the case because it has to draw air in through the sides?

[katoptrys]

The resistance from the mesh is almost null, tbh. Most cases today draw air from the sides, that doesn't make much of a difference as far as I understand.

 

I think Jayztwocents has a video explaining where they might be better

[Orochimario]

Just now, katoptrys said:

The resistance from the mesh is almost null, tbh. Most cases today draw air from the sides, that doesn't make much of a difference as far as I understand.

 

I think Jayztwocents has a video explaining where they might be better

awesome thanks for the help, i really should have known that although i suppose i do now.