Tell me about push pull setups, please. Any sense in doing such? Step up to the Noctuna fans? I do like the price on the 120's in the 2 pack.
I'm looking to lower the noise. I don't want to spend money to quiet it down a bit and gain 5-10 degrees while doing so, Everything under 50 degrees now, and I like that, So no need for twisty LEDs that would be fun for about a day.
Also, looks like the S5 has 2x fan 4pin outputs. Would that run 2x the 120's you mentioned? I see fan controllers and all that, don't want to get involved if I don't hae to.
thanks dogie!
also, think i'm picking up a NIB evga 1300g2 supernova gold blah blah. So excited.
I'm looking to lower the noise. I don't want to spend money to quiet it down a bit and gain 5-10 degrees while doing so, Everything under 50 degrees now, and I like that, So no need for twisty LEDs that would be fun for about a day.
Also, looks like the S5 has 2x fan 4pin outputs. Would that run 2x the 120's you mentioned? I see fan controllers and all that, don't want to get involved if I don't hae to.
thanks dogie!
also, think i'm picking up a NIB evga 1300g2 supernova gold blah blah. So excited.
Pull > push pull > push but only in a sealed environment like an ASICMiner Cube, or an S3 although that wasn't great. In an open environment, its push pull > push > pull. In this case though, you're going to NEED to run 2 fans in order to maintain enough cooling with slower fans.
I'd still go with the Corsair's, they're the perfect balance of performance and noise. Yes the fans should run straight off the headers, worst case you'll have to use molex adapters and power them from the PSUs.