- Feb 29, 2016
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Hello to all
I would like to install a water cooling system in the computer. From what I've seen illustrated for the closed loops , the radiator and fans can be mounted anywhere you want, as long as the case has a provision, and the parts reach. So far, everything that I've read and understood indicate to have the fans pull the hot radiator air back inside the case, instead of blowing it directly out. I don't get that part of the concept. I went back to the Corsair website to look at their installation instructions, and seen it there again. I know in an automobile the hot radiator air is blown back into the engine compartment because that's the direction the air flows, given the forward motion of the vehicle. I just don't understand why blow hot (or warmed) air back into the inside of the case, that you work so hard to cool in the first place. Please help me to understand.
Thanks
I would like to install a water cooling system in the computer. From what I've seen illustrated for the closed loops , the radiator and fans can be mounted anywhere you want, as long as the case has a provision, and the parts reach. So far, everything that I've read and understood indicate to have the fans pull the hot radiator air back inside the case, instead of blowing it directly out. I don't get that part of the concept. I went back to the Corsair website to look at their installation instructions, and seen it there again. I know in an automobile the hot radiator air is blown back into the engine compartment because that's the direction the air flows, given the forward motion of the vehicle. I just don't understand why blow hot (or warmed) air back into the inside of the case, that you work so hard to cool in the first place. Please help me to understand.
Thanks
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