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So my hyper t4 is coming in a few hours and i want to know - should it blow ear to the back case where the fan pushes the hot air out of the case? Or should it blow ear to the top?

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All depends on what case you have. I have a Dark Rock, and I have it blowing up because of the text on it. And because heat flows upward all its doing is pumping heat out. And with the back exhaust fan its performance is the same regardless which direction you put it.

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If you have two top fans, then you can do either one. If you have smaller mobo, I would use normal vertical mount. Horizontal mount requires one free PCIe slot between cooler and GPU. With vertical mount you can still have 2 exhaust fans, but use rear and top-rear for that. If you have problems with hot CPU, you can use top-front as intake.

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@YubinTheBunny @LoGiCalDrm is this a correct installation video for amd? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiNyImRiqrs

CPU: AMD FX 8350 | GPU: AMD R9 270 Windforce | MOBO: ASRock 990FX Extreme 3 | RAM: Kingston HyperX 8GB | Case: X Predator X1 |CPU COOLER: Hyper T4

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I noticed in a small(ish) case, hat the temp decreases if you mount it exhausting to the back, if you have a powerful gpu directly underneath it. That being said, with Good case Airflow, it won't really matter, if you have more than ~2 fingers (yea I'm professional) space between the fan and the Gpu.

Source: me trying to improve cooling on my shitty amd cooler...

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@YubinTheBunny @LoGiCalDrm is this a correct installation video for amd?

Yup, but the instructions seems straight forward enough. Also don't put too much thermal paste. "Less is more." Grain of rice at most.

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Mobo: MSI B550 MAG Tomahawk  ||||| Ram: 32 GB GSkill Trident Z RGB ||||| CPU: Ryzen 5800X ||||| GPU: ASUS RTX 3080 TUF OC ||||| Mouse: Logitech G502 ||||| Headset: Sony WH1000XM3 ||||| Keyboard: Logitech G810 Orion Spectrum ||||| Monitors: Acer XG270HU & LG UltraGear 34GP83A-B ||||| AudioStuff: ONKYO DAC HA200 / Audio Techinca ath-ad900x / MXL TEMPO KR USB Condenser Microphone ||||| Storage: 4 TB WD Black --- 2 TB WD Red --- Toshiba 258 GB M.2  ||||| Custom Loop -  Radiators: 3x360 Rad ||||| Case: LianLi O11d XL Black ||||| PSU: Seasonic X series GOLD 1250w

 

 

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