Enthoo pro 200mm on top and front intake?

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I have seen most people take the 200mm out from the front and move it to the top and replacing the front intake with 2 140mm fans. Would you recommend leaving it there and purchasing the same fan to exhaust from the top and leave the 200mm as front intake?
 
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Its best to have the 200mm exhaust and install 2 140mm in the front. This will create positive pressure.

If you use a 200mm in the front and a 200mm in the top it will cause negative pressure if you also use a rear 140mm fan to exhaust.

140m,m fans will also give you a more focused air flow than a 200mm that will throw most of the air around the drive cage in stead of through it.

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Its best to have the 200mm exhaust and install 2 140mm in the front. This will create positive pressure.

If you use a 200mm in the front and a 200mm in the top it will cause negative pressure if you also use a rear 140mm fan to exhaust.

140m,m fans will also give you a more focused air flow than a 200mm that will throw most of the air around the drive cage in stead of through it.
 
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Also, generally, larger fans produce less static pressure, so smaller fans with higher pressure are better for pushing/pulling air through meshes or over obstacles (obviously this depends a little on the actual fans used).

 
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added 2 140mm white phanteks fans to the front. I was surprised at how high quality they were. Where the screws make contact there is a rubber coating to reduce vibrations. They are also super quiet, very satisfied with this case. My only gripe is the 200mm fan makes this clicking noise which I assume is the motor, I can live with it however I have excellent airflow.