Help with Fan Config. in Phanteks p400 tempered glass case

[becominq]

Hello Everyone!

I have a quick question as to what the most effective way to configure my fans in my case would be... I have a Phanteks p400 tempered glass case (last link)

Corsair Air Series AF120 (x2)
Corsair Air Series SP120 (x2)
and 2 fans that come with radiator

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Thanks!

 

[Zerk2012]

You don't need any extra fans the rad mounts in the front with its 2 fans the case comes with one front fan and a back fan just move the original front fan to the top back blowing out.

 

[becominq]

You don't need any extra fans the rad mounts in the front with its 2 fans the case comes with one front fan and a back fan just move the original front fan to the top back blowing out.

I will be overclocking GPU and CPU heavy. I have an AIO liquid cooler and the fans are all white LED for my black and white theme build, I was just wondering what would be the best config.

As of now I think I will put the 2 SP fans on the radiator in the front pulling air in, the 2 AP fans exhausting out the top, and the 2 fans that come with the radiator in the rear for an exhaust and the other in the front as an intake.