- Jan 27, 2015
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Hello Community,
How are you guys all doing Tuesday morning!!
I came to ask few questions regarding the Case Fans characteristics and how they really work.
I am currently looking at buying Corsair AF series.
Now, I see the overall chart for their different types.
http://
QUestion: Does higher cfm actually cools hardware better than ones with lower cfm but higher Rpm?
I know the higher CFM draws more (large amt of) air and RPM is basically fan cycling speed like hp on vehicle depending on its need.
Of course, it would be perfect if they have high cfm and high rpm at the same time regardless of dBA level.
In this case, I am wondering if i should get the higher rpm ones or cfm ones.
Just by thinking of it, people can think high cfm (cubic feet per minute) fan draws more air at each interval and it would better.
But my thought is, even though it draws more air at each interval doesn't necessarily mean it will draw sufficient air current(rpm).
I think I am trying to cross over to the "advanced knowledge" zone.
Any feedback would be appreciated greatly!
How are you guys all doing Tuesday morning!!
I came to ask few questions regarding the Case Fans characteristics and how they really work.
I am currently looking at buying Corsair AF series.
Now, I see the overall chart for their different types.
http://
QUestion: Does higher cfm actually cools hardware better than ones with lower cfm but higher Rpm?
I know the higher CFM draws more (large amt of) air and RPM is basically fan cycling speed like hp on vehicle depending on its need.
Of course, it would be perfect if they have high cfm and high rpm at the same time regardless of dBA level.
In this case, I am wondering if i should get the higher rpm ones or cfm ones.
Just by thinking of it, people can think high cfm (cubic feet per minute) fan draws more air at each interval and it would better.
But my thought is, even though it draws more air at each interval doesn't necessarily mean it will draw sufficient air current(rpm).
I think I am trying to cross over to the "advanced knowledge" zone.
Any feedback would be appreciated greatly!
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