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Do front mounted case fans that blow into hard drives actually make a difference?
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A front fan is not only for the drives.
It brings in air, to help cool the rest of the components.
Air, being a fluid medium, flows around and past the drives, into the case. Then, that same air is exhausted out the back and top of the case.
It brings in air, to help cool the rest of the components.
Air, being a fluid medium, flows around and past the drives, into the case. Then, that same air is exhausted out the back and top of the case.
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