Read a lot of posts on P400 fan configuration,but no one who has actually done some sort of testing to an optimal fan configuration.
Someone mentioned running the top 2x120 and rear 1x120 as intake with the rad up front as an exhaust for optimal positive airflow. Does this make sense?
Currently, I own 2 x stock 120mm fans and 2 x 120 Phanteks 120 static pressure fans.
Today, I am waiting for a Cooler Master Masterliquid 240 CLC to arrive and trying to figure out the best way to optimize the fans.
I am not opposed to buying new/additional fans if it makes sense. i.e. getting 2 or 3 matching airflow fans for the top and rear and just scrapping/selling the 2 static pressure ones, since I am getting 2 new cooler master fans with the AIO.
I was also thinking about taking the 2 stock fans and putting them as exhaust in the rear and top with one of the 120 SP fans at the bottom/front with the 240mm above it (the front fits 360mm all together)
I am looking for best possible positive airflow without making the case too loud, what did you do in your case?
Someone mentioned running the top 2x120 and rear 1x120 as intake with the rad up front as an exhaust for optimal positive airflow. Does this make sense?
Currently, I own 2 x stock 120mm fans and 2 x 120 Phanteks 120 static pressure fans.
Today, I am waiting for a Cooler Master Masterliquid 240 CLC to arrive and trying to figure out the best way to optimize the fans.
I am not opposed to buying new/additional fans if it makes sense. i.e. getting 2 or 3 matching airflow fans for the top and rear and just scrapping/selling the 2 static pressure ones, since I am getting 2 new cooler master fans with the AIO.
I was also thinking about taking the 2 stock fans and putting them as exhaust in the rear and top with one of the 120 SP fans at the bottom/front with the 240mm above it (the front fits 360mm all together)
I am looking for best possible positive airflow without making the case too loud, what did you do in your case?