Shh, I know I'm not suppose to be on here 
 
But my mom wants me to order some CD-R's on NewEgg, and since I'm currently taking a break, and building my custom case, I need fans, so I figured I'd buy them too, so we can split shipping.
 
Now for the case. It will have these fans below: (And yes, the 580 Classy, and CPU are on water, so I don't need massive airflow).
 
1x 120mm rear-exhaust (Main case)
1x 200mm top-exhaust (Main case)
however man intakes on the front (I was thinking two 120mm fans)
 
And then I have a rad/PSU compartment on the bottom, so I will place one 120mm fan in the front of the case for that, but will the psu be an exhaust, or do I need other fans somewhere? See the image below for what I mean.
 

 
See I will have one 120mm rear exhaust fan, and two 120mm intake fans, then one 120mm intake fan on the very bottom of the front for the PSU compartment. Now will that be okay?
And I will have a 200mm or so for the roof (exhaust).
 
Also these fans look great for CFM, noise, etc. But are they good? I don't want anything really loud. I have 3 Gentle Typhoons for my rad, and those would be too loud for the case I believe.

Would love to help my bro EliteGeek91 out  but only thing i buy you need earplugs for lol but i do love me some cfm's. If nothing else its a bump for you bro. And get back to that break soon

The CM 200s are garbage, go with the best 200mm fans hands down http://www.amazon.com/200mm-Performance-200RB-Black-White/dp/B0039825M6

Antec and Cooler Master 200mm fans use different mounting holes so they are not interchangeable.  Antec Big Boy 200mm fans have dual ball bearings which are far greater than the sleeve bearing solution in CM 200mm/230mm fans.  Sleeve bearing fans don't live nearly as long especially when you consider the fact that you can't lube them on most fans, plus they will struggle to perform on the top of your case.   I have a Cooler Master 230mm fan (which is the same as the Megaflow in build quality and blade length) suffering from bearing failure right now.  It has been less than two years, and I also had two CM SickleFlow R4s die in a similar time period.
 
The Big Boy 200mm moves more air than CM's Megaflow 200mm fans and their 230mm fans (except the one on the Cosmos S).  Keep the Antec.  I don't know much about NZXT, or if it will even fit the standard mounting holes on your 1200.
 
I've heard good things about Enermax Magma fans.  Their twister bearing is said to have a good design and performance seems good.  I've never personally used one but they're favorable over at OCN and other forums.  Newegg doesn't have GentleTyphoons and Noctua NF-P12s aren't worth the price so they're worth a shot.

I am a noctua lover! They are silent and cool.
Noctua NF-S12B (120mm)
but for the case you need this model:

 
They are less expensive at ncix.com (20 instead of 25 in canadian dollars). I noticed newegg is increasing the prices lately.

Scythe S-Flex fans are always a good choice if you are unsure on Enermax Magmas.  I have a few of Thermalright's FDB fans, which are rebranded S-Flex and they have been running forever and the noise profile is good.  Sony's fluid dynamic bearing is a very solid design.  You can find lots of details on its design here.
 
http://www.silentpcreview.com/article690-page2.html
 
http://www.jarothermal.com/fdb.pdf
 
They perform normally when mounted horizontally (blowing air up or down) and airflow is good.  Price isn't too bad either.  Scythe's S-Flex is the same as Thermalright's FDB except RPM varies on some of them, and Scythe actually includes mounting screws and a 4-pin molex connector.

S-Flex FTW! 

Newegg only has the 800 RPM model in stock.  Their fan selection is really poor.  If you're ordering from them, your best bet is to get the pricey Noctua NF-P12 or those Enermax fans.  Given what I've read about Enermax, I would be willing to try them.

I don't know much about them but the 1900rpm s flex I have are just good quality. The sheer weight of them just makes it feel better than other cheap ones I have used. I usually buy stuff from performance pcs.Those Geherman fans may be good too, let us know when you get them!

Halo_003

Personally, I'd go with these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213010

 
Two words. HECK NO. Thanks for your advice, but I would shoot any Delta fans on my property.

magnumsrule

What do you have against Deltas? 

Noise. Every Delta I've heard sounds like a jet.

I have actually used those enermax fans you linked before, and i really liked the balance of good airflow with low noise.  So i can attest that they really are grat fans.
 
My current favorites are the Gelid Wing 12 fans.  Still very low noise with even better airflow and Static pressure.  I have 2 on my H100 and the temps are great.  Even OC'd a little bit to 4.4, the 2 fans keep it to about 55C on a prime run.
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835426024
 
Biggest donwside is obviously the $25 price.  But man, i really love these fans.

Touchpad fail...I Have noticed quite a few people use those fans, what's so great about them? Looks like they have a neat bearing design. 

I'm with mezzler on the Gelid Wing 12's. That's what I am going to put on my rads. They have excellent airflow and are quiet because of the bearing design. Great noise to airflow ratio IMO along with good static pressure as well. I like the green ones. Wish they had RED ones with or without the LED's. I have written them and asked that they produce RED. If they get enough requests who knows :) Here is the one I have:  http://www.gelidsolutions.com/products/index.php?lid=1&cid=2&id=21&tab=1   I do like the look of those Enermax Red Fans though. It was a toss-up between the two for me but I already had the Gelids on hand so that is what I am going with
 

Well did you buy them yet? I have been fan hunting ever since i got my 2 HD6870's. I have my eye on these:



They are NZXT's best 120mm fans. I think the noise vs airflow is right for me.
96cfm @ 36.5 db
 
http://www.nzxt.com/new/products/case_fans/fx_120lb
 
Good price also. $10.99 +S&H on newegg currently.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835146009