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what airflow

swek
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Anyone here owns a corsair air 240? any idea where i should place my fans for best airflow? will be using microatx so bottom is a no. wont be having any clc so the top 2 are free. I was thinking 2 front intakes and 2 top out. but one of linus's video says that should lean towards positive so where should i place a last intake? or just leave it as 2 each.

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2 in the front would honestly be enough, let the air exit wherever it wants to.

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