- Nov 2, 2014
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Firstly, I apologize if this is the incorrect category for this question. I am a new member but I have been visiting Tom's Hardware for quite some time to review some information given to other members about CPU's and processors that are similar to the ones I have. I am vaguely familiar with how this works, so bear with me.
Second, I have a fan ready to attach. The only problem is I don't know specifically where to attach it. I have one fan in the back of my PC about half-way between the center and the top. This new fan is much bigger than the other one so it will not fit inside my PC (medium shell). Therefore it will be outside my PC to help cool it. If I have to I can cut out a hole in the side plate to mount it, but I'd rather this be a last resort. My dad and I are already thinking about mounting it on the very top and letting the rising heat cycle out much faster since the fan spins at a high RPM. But I'd rather get a second opinion first. This is an exhaust fan if anyone asks.
Thank you for your time.
Second, I have a fan ready to attach. The only problem is I don't know specifically where to attach it. I have one fan in the back of my PC about half-way between the center and the top. This new fan is much bigger than the other one so it will not fit inside my PC (medium shell). Therefore it will be outside my PC to help cool it. If I have to I can cut out a hole in the side plate to mount it, but I'd rather this be a last resort. My dad and I are already thinking about mounting it on the very top and letting the rising heat cycle out much faster since the fan spins at a high RPM. But I'd rather get a second opinion first. This is an exhaust fan if anyone asks.
Thank you for your time.
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