Hey everyone, I am doing a new build soon in a p500a. I have 3x140mm pwm fans and 4x120mm pwm fans. The configuration i was going to do was 3x140mm intake in the front and 3x120mm as exhaust through top and 1x120mm exhaust through rear. Will the 140mm fans warrant enough intake to be positive pressure vs 4x120mm exhaust? The cfm on them are 56.3 on the 120mm and 72.8 on the 140m. If the 140mm intakes won't overpower the 120mm exhaust is my only option with what I have to just set the 140mm intake fans at a higher rpm than the exhaust fans. Or do you reckon I could just daisy chain them all together at the same speed and still have positive pressure?
Sorry if this has already been asked, Thank you.
Also, the fans I own are the arctic p12 120mm and the arctic p14 140mm pwm fans.
Edit: I also thought I should mention im using an air cooler for my cpu.
Sorry if this has already been asked, Thank you.
Also, the fans I own are the arctic p12 120mm and the arctic p14 140mm pwm fans.
Edit: I also thought I should mention im using an air cooler for my cpu.