Micah3000

Yeah no room sadly. Besides it looking ugly the exterior fans are pulling well for the top mounted rad and keeping the cpu cool, and also now letting the three front intake have a lot of airflow.

Yeah man bought P12’s thinking that I should move the radiator to the top and throw them on there as push/exhaust. However, I don’t think there’s room for the rad on the top with this case :(. As of now the only fans on the rad are two of the three front case fans. UPDATE: Feeling inspired to get rid of the radiator from the front intake case fans and actually use the P12’s on it as well. I’ve moved it to the top and just put the fans on the exterior of the case. Besides looking kind of funny, I think this is the only way I can do a top mounted rad in this case.

Hey all, I’m a bit stumped on what to do in terms of airflow for this pc I recently got. Through some reading I saw that blower GPU’s do better with positive pressure so I currently have more intake than exhaust. However, I’m not sure if I should keep my current setup or perhaps move the two top 120mm intake fans onto the back of the radiator (who is only being cooled by two of the case fans atm) and then leave the top for natural exhaust. I know the blower acts like a big exhaust and there is another 120mm exhaust fan right above it as well. The only reason I have the top as two intakes for now is because I know the 240mm radiator is blocking a fair bit of airflow from two of the front case fans and I honestly think with the blower and exhaust fan I was close to neutral or even negative pressure. Let me know what you guys think is ideal. Perhaps I can get rid of the radiator and just put on a Noctua NH-D15 to cool my CPU? That would fix the front case fans problem with not much air coming through, except that would cost some $. Overall, I want to be keeping the airflow as good as possible in the case so my blower can be running optimally as they do get hot. Thanks guys.