Cooler Master Nepton 280 vs Seidon 240M ?

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Price diff $6 only...but wch is better value?

For my existing I5

now using H60
 

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If between this 2 nia, den 240m lor. Coz u will have better choices of 120mm fans should you want to change the stock ones.

If not, can consider thermaltake 3.0 extreme.
 

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If between this 2 nia, den 240m lor. Coz u will have better choices of 120mm fans should you want to change the stock ones.

If not, can consider thermaltake 3.0 extreme.
why 140mm fans very hard to find?

also....i saw can install 2 add on fans.....becoming 4? is it true....will this lower the temp more?
 

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why 140mm fans very hard to find?

also....i saw can install 2 add on fans.....becoming 4? is it true....will this lower the temp more?

This is called a push pull setup wherein the 1st set of fans are pushing the air through the radiator and the other set is helping to pull air out.

Got performance improvement specially for thinner rads.
 

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140mm generally are weaker in static pressure. Making it not very good to be on radiators. And it is hard to find a pwm version. All mostly 3pins.
 

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Read the reviews lor... Comparing the seidon vs neptune vs other brands.
 

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No idea.... For my H220 I RMA several months ago because of noisy pump. Then no more news from them.... I now using custom loop so don't bother already....
 

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This is called a push pull setup wherein the 1st set of fans are pushing the air through the radiator and the other set is helping to pull air out.

Got performance improvement specially for thinner rads.

Actually push pull sees better benefit in thicker rads cos you need more pressure to push the air through.
 

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Actually push pull sees better benefit in thicker rads cos you need more pressure to push the air through.

But, for thicker rads, u need higher static pressure. Which will come with more noise as well.

P/P in thin rads will produce quite good results, but the difference isnt a lot.
 
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