Push config vs push/pull config?
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First of all, usually there are hardly benefits from a push/pull setup. Only a few degrees.
A rule of thumb I have been told is to use a push/pull config for radiators thicker than 45mm or use a push or pull config with high performance (and therefore loud) fans.
A rule of thumb I have been told is to use a push/pull config for radiators thicker than 45mm or use a push or pull config with high performance (and therefore loud) fans.
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That's actually not necessarily the case, what matters the most is FPI (Fins Per Inch), on said radiator as I have a 60mm thick rad with a low 8 FPI fin count, and it does not require a push/pull fan configuration, so there are extenuating circumstances to additionally take into account besides the radiator thickness.
A high FPI count can require high static pressure fans and not even be 45mm thick, so really there is no Rule of Thumb without taking FPI into consideration, so whoever told you that is 100% wrong.
Hi, thanks. In my case, I want to install a phobya xtreme 200mm rad in the front of my case, a 240mm radiator in the top of my case is certain push configuration. So what configuration I should have up front, and what kind of fan I should have?
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