My house is extremely dusty and I want to keep as much of it out of my case as possible.
To help with this I want to make sure my case has positive pressure and isn't going to be sucking dusty air in through unfiltered parts of the case.
Heres the build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Aedris/saved/PxNpbv
I'm planning to mod the top and front of the case with steel or aluminum mesh, so they shouldn't hinder airflow nearly as much as the base model of the case.
This is my planned layout: https://imgur.com/a/h0ZV6
Planning on running two 960 EVOs in raid 0 using Asus dimm.2 card, and I will be delidding my 8700k with liquid metal and trying to push it to its limit. I'm also planning to mount my gpu vertically above the pcie slots toward the side panel.
Will those two noctua fans @~800rpm provide enough airflow to overcome two 140mm on the kraken and a 120mm on the evga clc?
I'm not very bothered by noise so if I need to up them to 1000-1200rpm that's no problem.
Thanks in advance!
To help with this I want to make sure my case has positive pressure and isn't going to be sucking dusty air in through unfiltered parts of the case.
Heres the build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Aedris/saved/PxNpbv
I'm planning to mod the top and front of the case with steel or aluminum mesh, so they shouldn't hinder airflow nearly as much as the base model of the case.
This is my planned layout: https://imgur.com/a/h0ZV6
Planning on running two 960 EVOs in raid 0 using Asus dimm.2 card, and I will be delidding my 8700k with liquid metal and trying to push it to its limit. I'm also planning to mount my gpu vertically above the pcie slots toward the side panel.
Will those two noctua fans @~800rpm provide enough airflow to overcome two 140mm on the kraken and a 120mm on the evga clc?
I'm not very bothered by noise so if I need to up them to 1000-1200rpm that's no problem.
Thanks in advance!
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