P Primetime23 Distinguished Jan 14, 2010 10 0 18,510 Feb 15, 2010 #1 Working on my first build right now. Which direction should the Hyper 212 Plus face? Does it matter which direction? I've tried to look at a few different pictures but they don't seem to be consistent.
Working on my first build right now. Which direction should the Hyper 212 Plus face? Does it matter which direction? I've tried to look at a few different pictures but they don't seem to be consistent.
Solution tecmo34 Feb 15, 2010 Ideally, IMO... you want the HSF so the air is coming in from the front of the case, sucking through the fan and blowing out the back exhaust fan. This is not always possible, so in truth, it doesn't really matter. I would make sure you apply your thermal compound using the methods listed in this thread... http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/252942-29-some-notes-applying-thermal-paste-xigmatek
Ideally, IMO... you want the HSF so the air is coming in from the front of the case, sucking through the fan and blowing out the back exhaust fan. This is not always possible, so in truth, it doesn't really matter. I would make sure you apply your thermal compound using the methods listed in this thread... http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/252942-29-some-notes-applying-thermal-paste-xigmatek
tecmo34 Administrator Moderator Jan 20, 2009 9,317 113 37,590 Feb 15, 2010 Solution #2 Ideally, IMO... you want the HSF so the air is coming in from the front of the case, sucking through the fan and blowing out the back exhaust fan. This is not always possible, so in truth, it doesn't really matter. I would make sure you apply your thermal compound using the methods listed in this thread... http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/252942-29-some-notes-applying-thermal-paste-xigmatek Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Ideally, IMO... you want the HSF so the air is coming in from the front of the case, sucking through the fan and blowing out the back exhaust fan. This is not always possible, so in truth, it doesn't really matter. I would make sure you apply your thermal compound using the methods listed in this thread... http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/252942-29-some-notes-applying-thermal-paste-xigmatek
P Primetime23 Distinguished Jan 14, 2010 10 0 18,510 Feb 22, 2010 #3 Best answer selected by Primetime23. Upvote 0 Downvote
V verst Distinguished Dec 16, 2009 83 0 18,640 Feb 22, 2010 #4 If your case has ventilation holes on top you can also turn it the other way, both will work good... Upvote 0 Downvote