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There are a million variables. Comes down to the speeds and if you are trying to maintain positive airflow. Also are you monitoring the temps and are sure there isnt enough flow now to keep it cooled sufficiently? 

Id do one of each as both exhausting would be quite negative. Both being intake and unfiltered would be bad dust wise and the single exhaust fan  may not be able to keep up.

Try everyway and see which gives you the desired effect.

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There are a million variables. Comes down to the speeds and if you are trying to maintain positive airflow. Also are you monitoring the temps and are sure there isnt enough flow now to keep it cooled sufficiently? 

Id do one of each as both exhausting would be quite negative. Both being intake and unfiltered would be bad dust wise and the single exhaust fan  may not be able to keep up.

Try everyway and see which gives you the desired effect.

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