computer airflow question
so my computer looks like this, with the fan on the right drawing air in currently (since that helped a lot with CPU temp). I've been thinking about replacing that single bottom fan with one of these bad boys: https://www.amazon.de/BitFenix-Spectre-L%C3%BCfter-230-wei%C3%9F/dp/B004GUQNQ0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1497491239&sr=8-1&keywords=awoo
So, the question is, would that help? Should I do something completely different? https://awoo.space/media/iirGzepUpisYIGpGWxc
computer airflow question
@noiob I've not seen that style of case before! All I can offer is general tips, like make sure air input is equal to or slightly more than outflow, and flows smoothly from one end to the other end/side.
computer airflow question
@Mycroft It's the Bitfenix Prodigy M! Nice case, but small and thus tricky to build in.
Thanks!
computer airflow question
@noiob theoretically, drawing air in from the bottom would work better, with a slightly higher intake pressure to make sure the airflow is consistent
computer airflow question
@Kit I've thought about that, since the GPU pumps a lot of hot air (Radeon R9 390), but I'm worried I might not have enough output? If I pull in from the bottom I can only pump out to the side with one regular sized fan. Gotta try that though.
computer airflow question
@Kit oh yeah, and the PSU puts out heat to the bottom, though I should probably be more worried about pumping hot air into it than from it...
computer airflow question
@noiob oh, that's an issue. hmm, maybe it's worth keeping all the exhaust air going out the bottom, then
computer airflow question
(reposted that because I forgot to set it to public)