Another color inspired Corsair iCue profile this time for the color red, the Blood Red Corsair iCue profile is compatible with all Corsair products. due to conservation of energy, that mechanical work is converted into "pressure" pushing the screw forward

think of it as each fin on a cpu cooler is a hdd and how the air gets pushed between it. the smaller the gap the harder it is to push and you loss air and bonuses out. 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). SP or other blades with a static pressure emphasis go the other direction. There should be a fewer number of blades (usually 7), they are wide with little space between those blades, and their rake is typically rather flat. As such, it is always going to be less capable of moving a volume of air at the same speed as an AF-style fan. However, it is far less impacted by resistance like radiators or dust filters. It also has a more focused airflow cone making it better for directly cooling hardware or pushing air through that radiator. The holidays are here so it is time to RGB that through Corsair iCue and I made a special Christmas iCue profile just for the occasion. This Corsair iCue profile works with all Corsair iCue devices. for a radiator, you can use both fans as long as the radiator isnt too restrictive, due to the fact that radiators are not a solid piece of metal, air actually goes through them

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). Commander Pro, Up to 6 peripherals per channel, RGB Strips, HD Fans, SP Fans, SP Pro Fans, LL Fans, ML Fans and, QL Fans . https://www.corsair.com/ca/en/Categories/Products/Fans/sp-series-rgb-led-config/p/CO-9050059-WW#tab-tech-specs Commander Pro, Up to 6 peripherals per channel, RGB Strips, HD Fans, SP Fans, SP Pro Fans, LL Fans, ML Fans and, QL Fans.

Lightning Node Pro, Up to 6 peripherals per channel, RGB Strips, HD Fans, SP Fans, SP Pro Fans, LL Fans, ML Fans and, QL Fans. at this point both fans perform exactly the same because they are pushing the same amount of air with the same force https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Fans/RGB-%26-LED-Fans/iCUE-SP-Series-RGB-PRO-Performance/p/CO-9050094-WW A Corsair iCue RGB profile inspired by the Arctic Aurora, this spectrum of light is for Oxygen(O2) that emits green and Nitrogen(N7) that emits blue. This Corsair iCue RGB profile is compatible with all Corsair iCue products. 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.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 fan 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? NOTE: If you connect 6 QL fans and 4 RGB LED strips to the Lighting Node Pro, you will only be able to select and customize the fans in iCUE.