Should I put my fans to cool or exhaust?

[DAZA1116]

I'm using the node 202 with the RX 480 reference model (in in order to bring heat out of my case, and it runs hot and loud af)and the gpu doesn't have 2 fans so means the I can put a fan on the node 202, but should I make air come in or exhaust the heat?

( I haven't build my PC yet, this is what I'm planning, feel free to recommend other things)

[RS2007GOD]

try intake first if you think the rx480 is enough for exuast.

 

But try it both ways and find out, the only real way to know for sure.

[3vitor]

1 hour ago, DAZA1116 said:

I'm using the node 202 with the RX 480 reference model (in in order to bring heat out of my case, and it runs hot and loud af)and the gpu doesn't have 2 fans so means the I can put a fan on the node 202, but should I make air come in or exhaust the heat?

( I haven't build my PC yet, this is what I'm planning, feel free to recommend other things)

Depends.

 

If your case have air clearance issues you should add a fan PUSHING air into the case. You probably should use a Static Pressure fan too ass your case is really small. You can't exhaust air if you don't have them.

 

Do the opposite if airflow is not a problem but I still recommend a intake Static Pressure fan as your case is really small.

[DAZA1116]

45 minutes ago, Mello said:

AMD... no wonder your computer is going to be a toaster.

I hope you don't have an AMD CPU. (until the new ZEN doesn't make your PC become an oVEN)

 

Yeah i'm a little off topic, just wanted to see some AMD fanboys burning in rage... lol

The reason i have the RX 480 amd gpu is because is future proof, and i need a blower style gpu too get all the heat out lol, and i have an intel cpu

[Mello]

lol I got a warning just for making fun of AMD,

So my respond to you now: amd and nvidia or intel they're all awesome, and this is totally not an act :DD