Recent content by tsrnc2

So the reason for 140mm fans on a 120mm radiator is cost. Currently nf-f12 ippc(120mm fan) sells for around 2(two) to 3(three) times as much around $50 to $75 on Amazon and eBay currently for the 3000 rpm model. $25 for the nf-a14 ippc (140mm fan) 3000 rpm model. So if nf-a14 would work I would...

The radiators are EKWB EK-CoolStream Classic Se 360. The FPI is 14 and they are standard slim. Yes 140mm fan don't fit directly, that's why I would have 140mm to 120mm adapters. These adapters may increase static pressure at the expense of throughput however I don't know enough about that.

The NF-F12 is 120mm the NF-A14 is 140mm. Both are designed with static pressure fans but the NF-F12 more so. Would the extra size make up the difference? Would the use of the 140-120 adapter increase static pressure?

You assume wrong. At my house which I own, I am powered by solar. I always have extra power during the day because im not there. I rent warehouse space and do plan on using asic miners but in lieu of electric heaters ( I do pay for that electricity ). They were cheeper then the heaters on ebay...

Unless you get free power and you already bought the hardware for gaming. Then it would be silly to not mine.

I have a xeon e3-1286 v3 on a C7Z87-OCE motherboard with two radeon 580. I plan on gaming and mining when not gaming. I have two ddr3 8G cards I got for free. These ones https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231558 I bought two more ddr3 8G 2Rx4 PC3-10600R. Should I add the...