Innocent159
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Will change it tomorrow and run a stress test again and compare results and noise level since here's a little noise when you go near to the cases, is that normal?
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Will change it tomorrow and run a stress test again and compare results and noise level since here's a little noise when you go near to the cases, is that normal?
Yeah there will always be a little noise since the fans are moving air around.
Innocent159
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Thanks next results is tomorrow. Shouldn't the side fans also be exhaust since the cpu blow air out?
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I'd say that you would want the side as intake to give your CPU fresh air, also will keep you in positive pressure in the case.
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I would have said exhaust it, but since your front fan is kind of obscured by the drive bays, your going to need it blowing in.
Innocent159
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okayI'd say that you would want the side as intake to give your CPU fresh air, also will keep you in positive pressure in the case
I would have taken the drive bays out but i want a fan controller for all these fans. do the gpu blow air out?
Innocent159
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How are you finding the performance increase?
:wub::notworthy::rambo1: the highest was 65*C (cpu in stress test) and normal cpu temps is 40*c. Sys constant 30*C
I can't hear the cases and THANK YOU it made a huge sound difference and temp difference thank you once again
(fans ran at same % as before depending on temp.
RamboOC
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Today I ran MSI Intel Extreme Tuning.
I ran CPU Stress (5hours)
the max temp was 74*C and min temp was 24*C. The CPU was maxed out and fans only ran at 50%.
I run the front intake at full speed.
Top intakes and back exhaust is controlled with Smart mode.
40*C = 20%
60*C = 50%
75*C = 75%
80*C = 100%
GPU fan is 20% and only increase when gaming will see this weekend
Side intake is running full speed.
Anyway I could improve my temps? And is my gpu fans intake or exhaust? otherwise i need to change the top fans.
More updates coming (aftermarket cpu cooler and custom desk)
I'm not 100% sure but I think your psu fan intakes air instead of exhauseing it.
Your old psu with 80mm fan exaust air because it had it was placed in a diffrent place (rear)
With the psu's that have fan at the bottom/top, they usually intake the air
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Innocent159
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That's a Thermaltake 550Watt LitePower Active Series. Intake or exhaust?
RamboOC
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The fan is intaking air through the top and the air comes out back at the rear where the power plug is located
Innocent159
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No it doesn't really affect anything.
Innocent159
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I already did to help the cpu get cool air and psu. Will this increase my temps?
RamboOC
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That exhause fan at the rear (i presume its cooler master fan ) from what i see in the pictre is the only exhaust fan in your case (apart form the psu), so i would leave it as it was
You aiming for something like this.
Will that be positive airpressure, though?
RamboOC
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I dont think so.
1 fan at the front as intake and 3 top/rear fans as exhaust is good
Positive preassuere = too much intake
Its a goof thing to have more exhaust than intake
