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Switch radiator fans for case fans

Switch radiator fans for case fans

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Hannahamm
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03-30-2016, 10:42 PM
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I have a Corsair 600Q case, and I'm facing a scenario where adding more than one 480 radiator would require me to replace case fans. Is this a concern? Will the fans on the radiators compensate for the missing ones? I know rad fans provide static pressure, but I plan to use many of them for these radiators. I can adjust as needed.

I don't plan to overclock (just aiming for quiet operation).
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Hannahamm
03-30-2016, 10:42 PM #1

I have a Corsair 600Q case, and I'm facing a scenario where adding more than one 480 radiator would require me to replace case fans. Is this a concern? Will the fans on the radiators compensate for the missing ones? I know rad fans provide static pressure, but I plan to use many of them for these radiators. I can adjust as needed.

I don't plan to overclock (just aiming for quiet operation).

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Heyello
Member
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03-30-2016, 11:13 PM
#2
As long as it uses air, the difference between case and rad fans is minimal. Rad fans and other high-pressure fans create greater pressure at the front by directing more air through a narrower beam without losing intake.
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Heyello
03-30-2016, 11:13 PM #2

As long as it uses air, the difference between case and rad fans is minimal. Rad fans and other high-pressure fans create greater pressure at the front by directing more air through a narrower beam without losing intake.

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PandaGames007
Junior Member
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03-31-2016, 05:23 AM
#3
As long as it uses air, the difference between case and rad fans is minimal. Rad fans and other high-pressure fans create greater pressure at the front by directing more air through a narrower beam without losing intake.
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PandaGames007
03-31-2016, 05:23 AM #3

As long as it uses air, the difference between case and rad fans is minimal. Rad fans and other high-pressure fans create greater pressure at the front by directing more air through a narrower beam without losing intake.