- Jul 18, 2015
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I'm transferring over my computer to a new case and have some questions regarding airflow. The case I am moving it to is a Cooler Master Storm Trooper (Windowed version). Would this case be better with positive or negative air pressure? So far my set up is this:
Front: Intake-2 CM Jetflo 120mm (95 cfm each)
Bottom: Intake-2 stock fans (51 cfm each)
Top: Exhaust-200mm stock fan (110cfm)
Rear: Exhaust- push/pull with R9 295x2 radiator plus CM jetflo 120 as pull
*Note - CPU cooler is a Cooler Master V8 GTS (82 CFM)
Also, would it be okay to set up the jetflo 120 in a push pull configuration with the radiator for my r9 295x2? I would leave the stock fan as push, and the jetflo 120 as pull. I am concerned that the difference in CFM between the fans would damage them.
My build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/8bvVzy
Front: Intake-2 CM Jetflo 120mm (95 cfm each)
Bottom: Intake-2 stock fans (51 cfm each)
Top: Exhaust-200mm stock fan (110cfm)
Rear: Exhaust- push/pull with R9 295x2 radiator plus CM jetflo 120 as pull
*Note - CPU cooler is a Cooler Master V8 GTS (82 CFM)
Also, would it be okay to set up the jetflo 120 in a push pull configuration with the radiator for my r9 295x2? I would leave the stock fan as push, and the jetflo 120 as pull. I am concerned that the difference in CFM between the fans would damage them.
My build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/8bvVzy
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