I just built a computer and am using the Corsair Carbide 200R for the case. I bought two extra fans with it and was wanting to know what you guys thought about where I should put them. Currently I have 1 outflow in the back and 1 intake in the front of the case. Now both fans that I have installed are 120mm and the two new ones I have are also 120mm. I have two spots on top of the case. Two on the side directly on top of the MB. Also one on the bottom next to my PSU. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Corsair Carbide 200R Fans?
- Thread starter mike1294
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Place one at the bottom as an intake, and one on the side as an intake so its blowing directly on to your gpu and mobo, be sure that all your intake fans are filtered.
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/120mm-silverstone-fan-grille-and-filter-kit-for-all-makes-of-120mm-fan-top-product
Silverstone 120mm Fan Grille and Filter Kit
Remember in my opinion its always better to have positive case pressure to stop dust and dirt ingress into the system and this will also ensure alot of fresh cool air in the system which will push the hot air out of the top empty slots.
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/120mm-silverstone-fan-grille-and-filter-kit-for-all-makes-of-120mm-fan-top-product
Silverstone 120mm Fan Grille and Filter Kit
Remember in my opinion its always better to have positive case pressure to stop dust and dirt ingress into the system and this will also ensure alot of fresh cool air in the system which will push the hot air out of the top empty slots.
Uther39
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Place one at the bottom as an intake, and one on the side as an intake so its blowing directly on to your gpu and mobo, be sure that all your intake fans are filtered.
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/120mm-silverstone-fan-grille-and-filter-kit-for-all-makes-of-120mm-fan-top-product
Silverstone 120mm Fan Grille and Filter Kit
Remember in my opinion its always better to have positive case pressure to stop dust and dirt ingress into the system and this will also ensure alot of fresh cool air in the system which will push the hot air out of the top empty slots.
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/120mm-silverstone-fan-grille-and-filter-kit-for-all-makes-of-120mm-fan-top-product
Silverstone 120mm Fan Grille and Filter Kit
Remember in my opinion its always better to have positive case pressure to stop dust and dirt ingress into the system and this will also ensure alot of fresh cool air in the system which will push the hot air out of the top empty slots.
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I would have one in the bottom inlet, and the second in the top above the cpu cooler . You are more likely to get a continuous flow that way .
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