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Can casing fans helped cool GPUs from front panel?
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Hi, yes it will definitely help with cooling, thus allowing higher overclocks. The two fans will provide better airflow in the case and allow the graphics card to use more cool air to cool itself. Emjoy your PC! 
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Hi, yes it will definitely help with cooling, thus allowing higher overclocks. The two fans will provide better airflow in the case and allow the graphics card to use more cool air to cool itself. Emjoy your PC!
celtic_warrior99 :
Hi, yes it will definitely help with cooling, thus allowing higher overclocks. The two fans will provide better airflow in the case and allow the graphics card to use more cool air to cool itself. Emjoy your PC!
It's all about the ventilation right? am planning for another for back panel and another on the ceiling of the casing.
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