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Ideally, you'll want to maintain a positive flow of air from the front to the back, to aid in exhausting the hot air pushed out from your GPU and CPU. So keep one fan in the front, and one fan in the back for best temperatures.

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I bought the NZXT S340 and forgot to buy separate case fans. For the time being I am going to use the two stock fans (NZXT fn v2) and I am wondering if putting both of them in the front is an okay idea, or should I have one exhaust and one in the front?

 

 

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Ideally, you'll want to maintain a positive flow of air from the front to the back, to aid in exhausting the hot air pushed out from your GPU and CPU. So keep one fan in the front, and one fan in the back for best temperatures.

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1 hour ago, NonaHexa said:

Ideally, you'll want to maintain a positive flow of air from the front to the back, to aid in exhausting the hot air pushed out from your GPU and CPU. So keep one fan in the front, and one fan in the back for best temperatures.

 

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