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Question: Can these be used one to push one to pull throw  the cooler and is this good way to set it up
Document: I recently upgraded my desktop system and used the Corsair H100i to keep my processor cool. Although the fans that come with the H100i are good, I just wanted to maximize the amount of cooling available and since I had the room, I decided to use a push-pull configuration. Installation was straightforward and worked as intended. The only problem I ran into was this version of the fans are not really speed controllable and was surprised as such when I tried to make the adjustments through the H100i software.
I used four of these on my H100i cooler and they are amazing. The SP stands for &#34;static pressure&#34; and that's what you need for your CPU cooler. They force air through the CPU cooler in a way that maximizes cooling potential. They are loud at 100% load but they should be! When you are running a decent load, they are whisper quite.
Can't really go wrong with Corsair fans!Set up my Corsair H100i in the push-pull configuration on the radiator.I have a couple of SP120's in my case.
I swapped my 120mm NZXT fans with a set of these on my H60 in a push/pull setup. Dropped my system temps by 5C. Definitely worth it. Also they look better!
These are an ok set of fans. I use one as an intake at the front of my Rosewill Challenger case. The other I used as an exhaust for my Corsair H60 to replace the stock fan it came with. No drastic changes in temps although I can tell these move much more air than regular fans. These are also much louder at full speed than regular fans.
I bought these to be used as pull fans on my 480 rad. These fans are very quiet even for being the high performance edition and they push large amounts of air. The fans are very high quality and work exactly as marketed. You can't go wrong with these fans. I plan on buying 4 more in the near future.
I own several 120mm fans for my PC. I use these for the push/pull on the Hyper 212 Evo. These make the least amount of noise out of all of my fans. I would not mind having another set so I could have just these in my pc and eliminate the others.
I put these fans in a push/pull on my Seidon 120v liquid cooler. I have about a 1-2 degree drop in CPU temps over the stock fan that came with the Seidon. The downside to these fans is they don't report the speed accurately. I use Asus Fan Xpert and the max speed I have seen is around 240 rpm but it is usually 0. This is because of a wrong value of resistor in the fan speed circuit according to the Corsair forums.
I picked up two of these twin packs for my desktop PC. These fans are absolutely the best. If you have a good motherboard with all PWM fan headers, and some good software to control it with (SpeedFan is excellent), then look no further. The amount of air this fan pushes is just phenomenal. I have a separate fan controller and when I set it on high, this fan literally pushes twice the amount of air as my old Cooler Master 120m BladeMasters. It's unbelievable.
When i purchased this fan set, it was the perfect solution to put in my HAF 912 case,i have had them about a week now and now one of the fans are dead!! !this is unfortunate because now i have to source another fan as good as this one, cuz it really kept my pc cool for the one week of service. it is a good buy, but i was unfortunate to get a dead one
Answer: Yes, but you don't need to the benefit from using push pull with these is very marginal maybe 1C difference but you have to deal with more noise.