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Rob200088
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Hi, I have just bought a new case but i want tot leave the left side panel off all the time. Is this bad and will it affect the temperatures or can i leave it open all the time? 

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Thats perfectly fine, it will probably improve temps. Just don't stick your fingers in a fan, its not fun.

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1 minute ago, Rob200088 said:

Is have just bought a new case but is want tot leave the left side panel off all the time. Is the bad and will it affect the temperatures or can i leave it open all the time? 

You can leave it open, temps will go down, but it will sound louder... 

And look worse. 

So if you don't care about that then your fine. 

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I dont mind the louder sound and i think its nicer to have it off so . Thanks for the replys ??????

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You could make your self a DIY full glass Side panel :) I did one myself with some acrylic glass and magnets. Works perfect!

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