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That is correct. Mount the fans on top of the rad and orient them as such that they're pulling air through the rad and out the top.

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Hello fellow linustechtips forum users. I am very confused for some reason on how to run in pull config with an All-in-One CPU water cooler (Corsair H100i Gtx). So I think all you have to do is put the cooling fans on top of the radiator and make sure they are exhausting air through the top of the case? If anyone could explain or confirm this; I would appreciate your understanding and help. (LOL Im a watercooling noob :P) 

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I think so. I have mine taking air from the case pushing it in the rad then more on top pulling air out. Push-pull

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That is correct. Mount the fans on top of the rad and orient them as such that they're pulling air through the rad and out the top.

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