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Stevenfred
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What are your specs?

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7 minutes ago, Stevenfred said:

7800x3d, nh d15s (one fan), 7900xtx

You should definitely be fine with just two exhaust 140s. If you have any thermal issues, it won't be due to any airflow going through the chassis.

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17 hours ago, Stevenfred said:

So I have an h7 flow and I have 3 140mm intake. I have a 140 and two 120 exhaust. Would I be okay with just two 140 exhausts?

Yes. I suggest that you add a second fan to the Noctua. 

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