Push-Pull CM Hyper 212 Evo OEM fans

[Jiniix]

I have an unused CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Evo and an extra OEM fan lying around from a previous build.

• Would I see a significant temperature drop if I use both fans in push-pull? (Most likely i7-2600k @ 4.4-4.6GHz, so medium overclocked settings)
• Is it correctly understood that the fans would run at slower RPM, thus being quieter?

The fans are 4-pin PWM fans, and I'm thinking specifically about using them on an ASRock Z75 Pro3. It has a 4-pin CPU fan and an extra 3-pin. I'm assuming that has a positive effect when it comes to moderating RPM vs temperature.

 

[AlienMenace]

I have mine in a push pull also. But my cpu is stock speed. With my case fans and cpu fans. normal temps at 29c cpu, 25c MB. Idles at 25c. cpu

 

[Benny Boy]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812718001

 

[Jiniix]

Thanks for the link, Benny. Newegg is useless in Denmark tho, and the motherboard natively supports dual fan setups (the 3-pin secondary just behaves the same as the 4-pin (you can plug a 4-pin into the 3-pin)).

 

[Benny Boy]

Yes. The link was just reference. 4 pin header for pwm, if thats what you want.

 

[Jiniix]

I don't need anything, I just wanted to know if it was worth setting up, or if the difference would be less than 1 degree and the noise the same.

 

[Virssagòn]

I don't need anything, I just wanted to know if it was worth setting up, or if the difference would be less than 1 degree and the noise the same.

It isn't worth it I think, it would give you maybe 4-5 max.
It has just one block, if he had 2, another fan should be worth it.

 

[MMM]

I don't need anything, I just wanted to know if it was worth setting up, or if the difference would be less than 1 degree and the noise the same.

Give it a try by installing them, nothing to lose.