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![]() ![]() ![]() There's my case, I have 2 80mm fans on the side (intake) an 80mm on the back (exhuast), 80mm front (intake) and a 120mm on the inside... Is that a good set-up? Also, if I changed the top 80mm fan on the side to an exhuast, would it be better? Adding a 120mm to the top, worth it? Thanks!
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looks like you are pushing more air in then out atm creating overpreasure. That 120 mm fan, is it a intake or exhaust? You might want to take that 80mm frontfan and move it to the back as a exhaust. If you plan to add another 120 mm fan make it a exhaust so you get a even airflow.
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It should be mounted on top as a exhaust. It's really easy though, every fan has a certain ammount of cfm that it pushes or pulls. Your goal should be to get a good balance between both intake and exhaust.
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Ok sure, so it'd be an exhuast, but wouldn't it draw the cool air coming from the front 80mm out?
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Better to draw the hot air constantly then to have a heap of hot air just being pushed around.
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Guys, would sticking the front green 80mm fan on the other side of the duct (the inside) be better, or adding one there, stacking them?
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No ideas on the set-up that would work best?
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You have 3 80's in, 1 80 out.
Move the 120, or get another one for exhaust. And yes, in the top would be a good idea.
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