Which case is better for using the Corsair H100 Push-Pull???

[Geeksire]

What's up everybody! I not sure which one to pick for holding my Corsair H100 because these cases are hard to pick. Can you guys help me with which case to pick? (I will be using crossfire or sli in this build.)

COOLER MASTER Storm Sniper
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119194
((($135 with rebate)))

OR

Corsair Special Edition 600T
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811139005
((($160 with rebate)))

 

[Geeksire]

I am not really sure dirtyferret, I was looking in the feedback of the Corsair 500r and one of the customers who bought it said this, "Unable to fit push pull radiators in top area, but I'm not worried, but this may affect a decision, but that's what a 800D is for."

: /

 

[Jay_83]

Hmm. Have you considered NOT doing push-pull? THE H100 has a very thin rad, the difference in cooling between two and four fans will be very small. The difference in noise levels will be large. I'd just go with two fans with good static pressure (Gentle Typhoons maybe?) and save myself some space and noise.

 

[Geeksire]

I see where you are going with this. The thing is I am going to be using Silenx fans four them: (two top----two bottom)

(90 CFM----18 db)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835226013

 

[Geeksire]

i bought one of those fans, they don't move 90cfm and they don't run anywhere near 18DB

: THEN DAMN! Should I just go with the Cougar Vortex PWM fans or Gentle Typhoon or Noctua NF-P12 fans?


Are these even the right specks for the Noctua?
http://www.amazon.com/Noctua-NF-P12-Nine-Blade-Bearing/dp/B002CQU12C/ref=zg_bs_11036291_27?_encoding=UTF8&zgs=electronics&zgrt=top-sellers&zgid=11036291
The Noctua look pretty nice

And also can this be for real on the specks of this Cooler Master fan as well?
http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-Computer-Cooling-R4-LUS-07AR-GP/dp/B002LE8BJA/ref=zg_bs_11036291_2?_encoding=UTF8&zgs=electronics&zgrt=top-sellers&zgid=11036291

 

[Uther39]

I have these on my H80 in Push Pull truly excellent fan.

Akasa Apache Black Ultra Silent AK-FN058 Fan HDB bearing PWM fan 120mm

This is by-far our best selling 120mm fan not just for cases but with some of our CPU Coolers too.

S-FLOW fan blade design delivers 30% higher airflow. IP54 moisture and dust protection.

Super silent 12cm fan with S-FLOW blades supplying 30% more airflow than a standard fan at the same speed. The greater performance combined with PWM automatic speed control allows the fan noise to be kept to a minimum.

The Apache fan creates more focused airflow providing blind-spot cooling, which makes it an ideal solution for a case or heatsink fan. HDB (Hydro Dynamic) bearings extend fan life and further enhance noise reduction. IP54 military standard ensures the fan is dust and moisture resistant. It’s powerful, quiet and tough!

Manufacturer: Akasa Material: Plastic
Fan Diameter: 120mm Adjustable Speed Controller:
Fan Depth: 25 mm Fan Colour: Black
Fan Speed: 1300 rpm LED:
Airflow: 57.53 CFM LED Colour:
Sound Level: 16.05 dB MTBF: 50000 Hours

 

[Geeksire]

I have been looking into the fans lately and I came across this review of numerous amount of fans being used on a 200mm radiator fan. It looks really nice but it dates back to 2009. Is their a more recent comparison of 2011 fans?

http://www.madshrimps.be/articles/article/936/30x-120mm-Fans-Roundup-Tested-on-WC-Radiator/32#axzz1Z5BIzSBA

It seems like the Gently Typhoon is the best for noise and CFM ratio.

 

[Geeksire]

Best answer selected by Geeksire.

 

[drfreak640]

i got a coolermaster haf x leaving my 2 200m fans in gonna have a push pull installed up top with 4 coolermaster sickleflow red led fans....red and black sceme....