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By Wohaaa
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I don't want to waste much of your time so I'll cut to the chase.

 

I have a Gigabyte Luxo M30 Case that can hold up to 6 fans. Each of those fan sockets is occupied: 1 by my Corsair H55 Water cooler (Exhaust), 3 Intake and 2 Exhaust. I still feel like this configuration could be made better. What should I do to do that?

 

IMO The position of where the intake and the exhaust can be altered, and also changing the water cooler to an intake, but I'm not sure. That's why I'm asking you guys.

 

BTW, I don't care about fan noise as I use headphones. Each fan is at full speed. (3 Fans are connected via Molex and 3 fans are connected via motherboard pin.)

 

 

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That's why I break mine twice.

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Your current fan config is good enough. If you want neutral air pressure, then control the 3 intake fans to a lower speed by connecting then to the mobo

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Why you feel like it needs improving? Noise? Temps?

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Are you using open cooling GPU? If so you could move your radiator to intake could potentially knock a few degree down when your GPU is at high loads.

 

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