Hey guys. I ordered a new fan for my CM HAF-X, it's going to go on the top, sucking out hot air like the other one up there. Here's a picture of my case (google image) so you can see where my fans are placed.
http://images.bit-tech.net/content_images/2010/05/cooler-master-haf-x-and-the-future/haf-x-official-large.jpg
http://www.legitreviews.com/images/reviews/1311/cooler_master_haf_x_001.jpg
I currently have all the fans on my case pulling in fresh air, except the small fan at the back, and the top fan working as the only exhaust fans. I have a GTX 770, and a 750ti right below it as a Physx card, so they can generate a decent amount of heat when both are being utilized. My temps are fine, but I was wondering if I should flip the fan on the side of my case around to act as an exhaust, pulling the hot air created by the GPU's out the side of the case.
Should I leave the back fan as exhaust as well, or should I change that one to pull in fresh air? Any recommendations on the optimal setup for my fans?
Thanks.
http://images.bit-tech.net/content_images/2010/05/cooler-master-haf-x-and-the-future/haf-x-official-large.jpg
http://www.legitreviews.com/images/reviews/1311/cooler_master_haf_x_001.jpg
I currently have all the fans on my case pulling in fresh air, except the small fan at the back, and the top fan working as the only exhaust fans. I have a GTX 770, and a 750ti right below it as a Physx card, so they can generate a decent amount of heat when both are being utilized. My temps are fine, but I was wondering if I should flip the fan on the side of my case around to act as an exhaust, pulling the hot air created by the GPU's out the side of the case.
Should I leave the back fan as exhaust as well, or should I change that one to pull in fresh air? Any recommendations on the optimal setup for my fans?
Thanks.
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