nukemaster :
It may be something to try.
If you find a fan that does not mind the grille, you can try fan pulling in on door then rad and then fans pulling out at the top since heat rises.
Just remember that will the rad on the door it may always be in the way if you like to tinker with the system from time to time.
nukemaster :
try to swap the F12's and P12's to see if the F12s handle the top better.
Also you have to watch out with fans. Sometimes they will hum at a certain speed, but loose it a bit higher. My S12's did something like that, they had been more quiet at 900 that than they had been at 700ish(I forget the exact speed, but it was the idle speed and it was quite a pain.).
To rule out an issue with the fan, you may also want to try each one at a time to see if one has more hum than the other.
Okay. I have the NF-F12'S on top now Pulling air out.
I have also managed to install a 200mm front fan (Bitfenix Spectre Pro) without me actually having to remove the hard disk cage. Dont ask me why it works with my case but it fits in there. It's pulling air in.
The 2 upper 120mm fan mounts on the sidedoor mesh are equipped with the NF-P12's that are sucking in air from the outside and moving it against rams and h100i pump. I can tell you, these fans (P12) dont like anything beyond 800 rpm. You move 25rpm above it and it will gradually increase to loudly hum like a bumblebee passing by directly by your ear. Both fans do that, so it's surely not a defect.
The NF-12'S remain inaudible (except for the airflow sound obviously) up untill rpm's of 950. That's when you'll start noticing a mid-frequency motor noise. Temperature-wise this seems to be a good setup. I will probably exchange the P12's on the sidedoor mesh for 2 F12's as they seem to remain more inaudible at higher frequencies, more capable of cooling and also seem to convey more a sense of value with their rubber edges for less vibrations.
Tomorrow i will try to remove the front on top mesh grille.