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08-21-2009, 03:35 PM
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Case fan setup
I use my computer for gaming as well as general use so i guess plenty of fans are better than none.
I dont have many, but i have 1 120mm (exhaust) at the back, i have 2 80mm fans (intake) at the front. And i have 1 80mm (intake) on the side panal stituated directly infront of the cpu heatsink. is this a good setup or shouldi add more? im getting a 32c temp at idle of the cpu (without the side fan). My case is this one http://www.ebuyer.com/product/134802 it has sides and top covered in holes which you can easily place more fans, but the holes are covered in this black material, but im not sure if i remove it (and have no fans) that it would disrupt airflow, |
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