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Define S Fan Config

WonkyMango
By WonkyMango
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Hey guys,

 

I am getting to build my first pc! Hype! I was wondering what would be the best fan setup for the Define S. I am on a bit of a budget right now so I am going to be starting off with an Air Cooler for the CPU. I would also prefer to keep the ModuVents on if possible.

 

I plan on doing some overclocking nothing crazy on a i5 6600k and maybe a slight a overclock on the Graphics Card. 

 

Would 2 Front Intakes 1 Intake a bottom and 1 Exhaust at the rear be enough?

 

Thanks guys!

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awesome thanks guys!

Id personally suggest three in front none on bottom and one in back. I'm using that plus a 280 up top going out atm, temps are great.

Nice case really, might get another fan to throw air up but my psu cables are in the way.

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