Hi!
I have a i7-4771 and I plan to change the stock cooler on it. I doesn't want a top-flow cooler, but my case is small, it only accepts max 154mm towers. My choices for tower heatsinks are limited. I choose a Zalman CNPS10X Optima. It comes with a "shark-blade" fan, but it accepts a second one. I have already two CM Jetflo, one is side panel intake, on is rear exthaust right now. I can't use the side panel intake anymore, once I installed the cpu heatsink.
I plan to install one Jetflo as 'pull' to the tower. How would it be better?
1. Push: stock zalman shark-blade fan. Pull: Jetflo, Rear: Jetflo
2. Push: Jetflo. Pull: Jetflo. Rear: zalman
3. Push: Jetflo. Pull: zalman Rear: Jetflo
The Jetflo-s are pretty strong, but loud as well, I have enough PWM ports to control them, but I'm worried, two Jetflo-s as a cpu fans will be very noisy, once the cpu heats up.
What do you think?
I have a i7-4771 and I plan to change the stock cooler on it. I doesn't want a top-flow cooler, but my case is small, it only accepts max 154mm towers. My choices for tower heatsinks are limited. I choose a Zalman CNPS10X Optima. It comes with a "shark-blade" fan, but it accepts a second one. I have already two CM Jetflo, one is side panel intake, on is rear exthaust right now. I can't use the side panel intake anymore, once I installed the cpu heatsink.
I plan to install one Jetflo as 'pull' to the tower. How would it be better?
1. Push: stock zalman shark-blade fan. Pull: Jetflo, Rear: Jetflo
2. Push: Jetflo. Pull: Jetflo. Rear: zalman
3. Push: Jetflo. Pull: zalman Rear: Jetflo
The Jetflo-s are pretty strong, but loud as well, I have enough PWM ports to control them, but I'm worried, two Jetflo-s as a cpu fans will be very noisy, once the cpu heats up.
What do you think?
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