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Need to replace 200mm intake

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Gawd
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I have a Cooler Master Megaflow for my intake and well, it really does not move a lot of air. It is my only intake and I'm pretty sure the airflow is causing negative pressure.

What would be a good replacement for the 200mm fan. I'm ok with staying with a 200mm fan or getting 2x 120mm (they would be connected to a fan controller).
 
B!nd. said:
I have a Cooler Master Megaflow for my intake and well, it really does not move a lot of air. It is my only intake and I'm pretty sure the airflow is causing negative pressure.

What would be a good replacement for the 200mm fan. I'm ok with staying with a 200mm fan or getting 2x 120mm (they would be connected to a fan controller).
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While the actual velocity is low, the amount moved is high due to the much larger surface area.

The NZXT FN-200 has a relatively high RPM of 1300 (most are 900 RPM or below, your Megaflow is 700 RPM). However, mounting holes are probably going to be different, but it's the only option for a 200mm fan if you're looking for significantly higher airflow.
 
Tsumi said:
While the actual velocity is low, the amount moved is high due to the much larger surface area.

The NZXT FN-200 has a relatively high RPM of 1300 (most are 900 RPM or below, your Megaflow is 700 RPM). However, mounting holes are probably going to be different, but it's the only option for a 200mm fan if you're looking for significantly higher airflow.
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That's a shame. It seems like a nice fan but I feel almost no air moving through.
 
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