Build this PC recently, and trying to get the air flow in this case possible. Originally my idea was to pull cool air in from the front of the case with H100i, then exaust from the top. And since the gigabyte gtx 970's exaust heat vertically so it make sense to blow cool air from the right side. However when I'm gaming the top card got max temp @ 81C while the bottom one is only around @60C, and the cpu runs cool always below 40c when gaming. So I changed the direction of the fans of H100i to the picture below(blow air out), now I'm getting temp @74C top card, bottom is still around 60C, but the cpu is 50-60C for the same load (which is not even max load so it lowers cpu OC potential).
While I understand that 74C is probably OK for gpu but I want to use this PC for a long time and want it to run low temps during load times. And four outake fans makes the case has very negative airflow. So any suggestion of fan config will be greatly appreciated.
For those who doesn't know about Air 240 case, I'm using mATX so no fans at bottom, max two 120mm fan on top, two 80mm fan back(which I don't have), and I have my H100i in front(can't be on top otherwise would be perfect)
Also is bending the pipe slightly like in the picture fine??
Any help would be appreciated!!
While I understand that 74C is probably OK for gpu but I want to use this PC for a long time and want it to run low temps during load times. And four outake fans makes the case has very negative airflow. So any suggestion of fan config will be greatly appreciated.
For those who doesn't know about Air 240 case, I'm using mATX so no fans at bottom, max two 120mm fan on top, two 80mm fan back(which I don't have), and I have my H100i in front(can't be on top otherwise would be perfect)
Also is bending the pipe slightly like in the picture fine??
Any help would be appreciated!!
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