Is there a general rule of how much static pressure mmH2O is enough for radiatorcooling or do I miss other factors?
There's a Coolermaster fan - 120x38mm, 1200RPM (wee), 56CFM and a static pressure of 1,40 mmH2O - is this good for a radiator like PA120.1 or Swiftech MCR120.
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Coolermaster fan link
Is the static pressure proportional so if it's "1" at 2000RPM it's "0,5" at 1000RPM?
Am I wrong if I assume that the more static pressure per RPM a fan makes the better is it for radiatorcooling?
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Originally Posted by ricecrispi
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Heatercores are not silent focused or even designed for WCing. Thermochill rads are and the PA series is focused towards silent WCing. Apples and Pears.
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I know, but the heatercores like Chevy86 where a good choice because they had low water and air resistance, but they are to thick for low CFM fans.