Hi, Im sorry for the very noob question. Honestly, I am not really savy as far as some terms with regards to my PC hence this question.
Anyway, I intend to overclock my I7 4770k (hopefully I would get a chip that can go as high as 4.8 or higher hehe) using Asus Z87 Pro automatic overclocking features and the Swiftech H320 as CPU cooler.
My problem is I am not really familiar with terms hence I would really appreciate it if someone would be able to explain it in more lay man's term the following terms:
1. Pull configuration
2. Push configuration
3. Push and Pull configuration. To my understanding, correct me if I am wrong, in the push pull configuration, I have to orient the 3 fans that come with Swiftech H320 downward facing the cpu. This means it would be sucking air from the inside of the CPU going out(more of like an exhause). Then I would put 3 fans on top of the rads to push air from the outside going to the inside. In this way the air coming from the inside of the case would be clashing from the air going in. Is my understanding correct?
Any clarification or recommendation would be really appreciated.
Big Thanks
Anyway, I intend to overclock my I7 4770k (hopefully I would get a chip that can go as high as 4.8 or higher hehe) using Asus Z87 Pro automatic overclocking features and the Swiftech H320 as CPU cooler.
My problem is I am not really familiar with terms hence I would really appreciate it if someone would be able to explain it in more lay man's term the following terms:
1. Pull configuration
2. Push configuration
3. Push and Pull configuration. To my understanding, correct me if I am wrong, in the push pull configuration, I have to orient the 3 fans that come with Swiftech H320 downward facing the cpu. This means it would be sucking air from the inside of the CPU going out(more of like an exhause). Then I would put 3 fans on top of the rads to push air from the outside going to the inside. In this way the air coming from the inside of the case would be clashing from the air going in. Is my understanding correct?
Any clarification or recommendation would be really appreciated.
Big Thanks
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