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15 fans?! What case do you have that even allows this many? In general you have room for 3 front, 3 top, 1 rear, and maybe one or two bottom. Perhaps even a couple side panel. But 15 sure seems entirely overkill...
I do recall back in the day a few cases that could fit 4+ 80mm fans in the front, but those were 80mm fans... Not exactly the usual nowadays.
3 fans for my radiator (120MM)
3 fans on the lower right side of my computer (120MM)
2 fans on the bottom of my computer (120MM)
1 exhaust fan (140MM)
1 fan on the lower left side of my computer (140mm)
2 fans on the front of my desktop (140MM)
2 GPU fans (blower style) GTX 1070 FE in SLI.
The case I have is the Thermal Take X71 Full tower.
Well then... thats a few fans. Though I suppose I didn't think of counting GPU fans. And I would imagine your PSU has its fan, too, depending which way you have the PSU oriented.
Im curious now though. Have you given much thought to positive or negative pressure in your case? have you got a decent balance, and given thought to turbulence?