SP Fan S & P artic-405 N Desktop, Multicolour, One Size

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So if you were to use fan B on a radiator as an exhaust (basically no restriction in the front of the fan), shouldn't it work better than the static pressure fan? I say this because both of the fans are still moving AIR which has the same density...etc. Since fan B is able to move the air faster to begin with, shouldn't the air be able to push through the fins of the radiators more effectively than the static pressure fans? The AF (Airflow) and SP (Static Pressure) have two different blade designs that result in different performance. An AF fan or any other with many, thin, steeply raked blades, is the most efficient for moving air. This is what why we use them. The SP fan by comparison has fewer blades (usually 7) with a flatter and fatter blade. This is a less efficient design and at any given RPM, the AF style blade will move more air. However, the SP style blade has the ability to focus the airflow into a tighter stream and is able to push more air when faced with moderate resistance. This can make it the better choice for areas where you need a focused, direct cooling source or when faced with resistance, like a radiator.

due to conservation of energy, that mechanical work is converted into "pressure" pushing the screw forward NOTE: If you select a LIGHTING LINK effect in Lighting Type, it will apply the lighting effect to all iCUE-compatible devices currently connected to your PC. Stunning bright neon colors of the Cyberpunk universe are the inspiration for the Cyberpunk 2077 Corsair iCue profile for the upcoming Cyberpunk 2077 game. Of course, the Cyberpunk 2077 Corsair iCue profile is compatible with all iCue devices. A Corsair iCue RGB profile to accent your CableMod kit in White and Red, compatible with all Corsair iCue products. if youre installing a fan in a very restrictive place, like in front of a bunch of hard drives, then a SP fan will perform better because it will have higher CFM at high mmH2O compared to the AF fanthe reason some people use airflow fans on radiators is because the fin density is very low, so the airflow fan doesn't need much pressure to push air through it. (or pull) As mentioned prior, the blades can be optimized for air flow or static pressure. They both will generate airflow and static pressure to some extent. When it comes to static pressure RPM correlates directly to static pressure. The higher the RPM the static pressure will jump. This comes at the cost of noise.

LL and QL are ARGB, adressable RGB which means you can make animations for each LED and color. So the price is for maybe how many LEDs there are on the fans, and if it's RGB or ARGB, also what type of motor the fan is using and pricing high because why not. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Fans/RGB-%26-LED-Fans/iCUE-SP-RGB-ELITE-Series-Fans/p/CO-9050109-WW#tab-tech-specs Update, Adding ML series support as well as extending fan channels to dual x 6(12 total) and strips to dual x 6(12 total).A Corsair iCue RGB profile inspired by the DeviantArt.com user BGai a slow profile with soft tones. This Corsair iCue RGB profile is compatible with all Corsair iCue products. However, when we start adding resistance to the fan, the table starts to shift. Any fan specification you see shows a volume of air (CFM or other) the fan can move when unhindered, in free air sitting on your desk. There is always some resistance. The moment I put an AF fan on my case, it is no longer capable of moving 63 CFM at 1650 RPM. It will move less. How much less? No way to know exactly without some precise equipment. Every case and environment is slightly different, but for the most part the volume is not substantially less. Your front grill provides some measure of resistance and the AF fan may only move 57 CFM at 1650 RPM. However, that is certainly more than the 40 CFM an SP120 can move at the same 1650 rpm. The SP fan is less affected by the resistance, but the airflow on the AF is still so much higher and it is the better choice. Either let iCUE automatically detect your Corsair fans, or manually select the appropriate product.