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Originally Posted by doyll 
Using top and back for extraction will increase extraction.. but they are competing for same air to extract.. so neither can extract at it's maximum capacity.
Fans need more surface area to draw air from than their own area. A 140mm fan will not flow as much air pulling it from a 140mm tube as it will pulling it from an open space. Same with exhaust flow. In fact most fans do not blow air in a cylindrical pattern.
Most just scatter the air in all directions. End of video show exhaust pattern.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agXhBh74n2c
I found this review very interesting
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/331629-10-cooling-roundup-2012
Using top and back for extraction will increase extraction.. but they are competing for same air to extract.. so neither can extract at it's maximum capacity.
Fans need more surface area to draw air from than their own area. A 140mm fan will not flow as much air pulling it from a 140mm tube as it will pulling it from an open space. Same with exhaust flow. In fact most fans do not blow air in a cylindrical pattern.
Most just scatter the air in all directions. End of video show exhaust pattern.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agXhBh74n2c
I found this review very interesting
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/331629-10-cooling-roundup-2012
Ha Ha, nice explanation.
I also loved the girl on the You Tube video.
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