- Jan 1, 2014
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Hey, first time sorry if i'm in the wrong place i was unsure of where to ask this.
So onto my question, i own the Corsair Obsidian 750D and i'm planning on running two separate closed loop coolers, one 240 and one 280 i was wondering what other's thought's would be on sort of separating the airflow of the loops.
So for one i would have the two 120's at the bottom supplying air for the 280 at the front which would be exhausting air. For the other i would have the rear 140 supplying air too the 240 which would be exhausting out of the top.
Does anyone see any problems with this ? it seems like it will work but i thought i should ask just in case. I realize this will create a negative air pressure in the case, but that doesn't really matter to me.
Thank you in advance for the help.
So onto my question, i own the Corsair Obsidian 750D and i'm planning on running two separate closed loop coolers, one 240 and one 280 i was wondering what other's thought's would be on sort of separating the airflow of the loops.
So for one i would have the two 120's at the bottom supplying air for the 280 at the front which would be exhausting air. For the other i would have the rear 140 supplying air too the 240 which would be exhausting out of the top.
Does anyone see any problems with this ? it seems like it will work but i thought i should ask just in case. I realize this will create a negative air pressure in the case, but that doesn't really matter to me.
Thank you in advance for the help.
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