- Aug 17, 2015
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hello everyone,i'm going short: i have a vitsuba 8024 mid tower case (its close to a generic one).
in the first image i illustrate (with awesome paint skills) the current fans setup, that has:
12cm front fan & 2x 8cm side fans pushing and an 8cm back fan sucking, (to keep positive air preasure). i think the case doesn't have airflow problems but makes loud noise.
Also, the psu sucks hot air from inside the case (wtf vitsuba!) and the front and back fans have a mesh instead of an empty hole.
Finally i dont know if the lower hdd bays obstructs air flow.
in the second image i illustrate what i want to do about this.
first i want to cut the meshes in the front and back fans and add a hole in the case, above the psu, so i can turn upside the psu and let it suck air from outside the case.
then i want to add a second 12cm front fan right above the one that is already there, occupying the 5'' bays that i dont use anyway, change the 8cm back an for an 12cm one and remove both 8cm side fans and cover the holes with tape to help keeping possitive preasure.
in the first image i illustrate (with awesome paint skills) the current fans setup, that has:
12cm front fan & 2x 8cm side fans pushing and an 8cm back fan sucking, (to keep positive air preasure). i think the case doesn't have airflow problems but makes loud noise.
Also, the psu sucks hot air from inside the case (wtf vitsuba!) and the front and back fans have a mesh instead of an empty hole.
Finally i dont know if the lower hdd bays obstructs air flow.
in the second image i illustrate what i want to do about this.
first i want to cut the meshes in the front and back fans and add a hole in the case, above the psu, so i can turn upside the psu and let it suck air from outside the case.
then i want to add a second 12cm front fan right above the one that is already there, occupying the 5'' bays that i dont use anyway, change the 8cm back an for an 12cm one and remove both 8cm side fans and cover the holes with tape to help keeping possitive preasure.
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