What is the best fan for the situation?

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Spongecak3

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I understand that static pressure fans are for push/pulling air through something that is going to offer resistance to the flow where as high air flow is good all other situations. For a case such as the Obsidian 350D and other flat front cases ie no grills. The front intake I assume draws air from around the edges of the front. My question is, should a static pressure fan be mounted there as an intake or just a high air flow fan?

Tl;dr - Cases with flat fronts (Corsair Obsidian 350D), static pressure front intake or high airflow front intake?
 
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tiny voices
There will be no measurable difference between the two. Honestly unless you do benchmarks within .1 of a degree of the whole system there will be difference. As long as you have air circulating through the case, it will be fine. The 'correct' fan is going to be a high air flow fan, but as I said, it will not make any difference.
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There will be no measurable difference between the two. Honestly unless you do benchmarks within .1 of a degree of the whole system there will be difference. As long as you have air circulating through the case, it will be fine. The 'correct' fan is going to be a high air flow fan, but as I said, it will not make any difference.
 
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