Since most people complained that my other post was very big, here goes a small one
I've come across a post or two from people that discuss the Blow Factor or the Suck Factor of the processor HSF.
The general idea everyone has is:
-IF and only IF you have a good case cooling system (a good airflow) the fan should suck air from the heatsink.
-ELSE the fan should blow air.
Of course an HSF is much more eficient if it blows air to the heatsink because that way it makes the heatsink release the hot air more quickly, but if the air around it has a good airflow that may infact hinder the process since it creates more turbulence than if the fan would sucks the hot air slowly emanated from the heatsink and blows it out to the airflow.
Has anybody tried this before, and if not, is anybody willing? To me it may sound a bit absurd but it's not that bad of an idea.
Ok, i think it made it short this time
<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by Bombastik on 03/29/01 10:32 AM.</EM></FONT></P>
I've come across a post or two from people that discuss the Blow Factor or the Suck Factor of the processor HSF.
The general idea everyone has is:
-IF and only IF you have a good case cooling system (a good airflow) the fan should suck air from the heatsink.
-ELSE the fan should blow air.
Of course an HSF is much more eficient if it blows air to the heatsink because that way it makes the heatsink release the hot air more quickly, but if the air around it has a good airflow that may infact hinder the process since it creates more turbulence than if the fan would sucks the hot air slowly emanated from the heatsink and blows it out to the airflow.
Has anybody tried this before, and if not, is anybody willing? To me it may sound a bit absurd but it's not that bad of an idea.
Ok, i think it made it short this time
<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by Bombastik on 03/29/01 10:32 AM.</EM></FONT></P>