ddbtkd456 :
From what i see here if i was you i would flip that bottom fan, so that the air goes out the bottom rather then comes in so all the hot air that gets trapped beneath the graphics card will have an exit, i know hot air always rises but in computer cases the air flow is a little different. Also i would flip the two on top and make them intakes, so that way it blows nice cold air down through your case rather, the back exhaust is enough along with the bottom for the exits, you always want positive airflow in a computer case (more intakes then exits), especially since all the air on your radiator is blowing straight out the case instead of down on the cpu like its suppose to be. Flip the fans i told you and you should see a big difference in the way your case cools, nice set up btw.
thoroughly read.
ok now my point.
if i flip radiator fans then will it not be like all hot are coming from radiator blown straight in to all case components inside ? coz radiator spreads heat.
heat coming out of GPU hits PSU roof and between PSU and GPU there is vent (PCI Slot covers removed)
When top vent is sucking air up the floor intake will suck cooler air inside.
front intake's air will be sucked out by the floor intake if i flip it and coz if you see pic this is no big distance b/t them and 1800 sucking out will disturb air blown by front intake.
may be i'm totally wrong but this is my point.
case is closed 24/7 just opend it to take pic and if you check Gigabyte sumo Alpha it has a big mash on side panel. too and i think its not a good option for a liquid cooling system it may be disturbing air flow.
What do you say.?
Thanks for liking the setup
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