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Case airflow?

Emillionaire

Hi guys, so i am currently in the works of building my ekstra pc in a Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV ITX case. 
Here is my plans for the air-flow: 

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(great ps skills ikr.) 
 

 

Will it work? Will it be good airflow? 
 The reason for the two intakes in the top is because i wish them to be LED fans and light up the thing. 

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I wouldn't use top as intake if it's not filtered. Buy an LED strip (or two) if you want to illuminate the interior.

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2 minutes ago, MegaDave91 said:

I wouldn't use top as intake if it's not filtered.

Uhrm, i dont know if there is one in the top. 
How would u mount the fans instead? 

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2 minutes ago, L0gic said:

Uhrm, i dont know if there is one in the top. 
How would u mount the fans instead? 

Either exhaust (only populate one fan mount if so) and have an additional fan in the front, or acquire a filter for the top and stick to your plan.

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Should i replace the front with two 140mm instead of the single 200mm? 

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4 minutes ago, L0gic said:

Should i replace the front with two 140mm instead of the single 200mm? 

Failed to notice it's 200mm. No, don't replace it.

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that case should have filters up top. If you feel the need to have top intake I would just use the front one, got that gut feeling that the rear one would diminish cooling by creating turbulence and/or pumping air into the exhaust fan preventing it from exhausting hot air properly

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Which CPU cooler you have and are you planning to use it exhausting toward rear or top?

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On 21/5/2016 at 0:35 PM, LoGiCalDrm said:

Which CPU cooler you have and are you planning to use it exhausting toward rear or top?

Sorry for the inactivity.

Thinking about getting the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo and make it exhaust in the rear. 
 

I will just buy a 120mm 140mm fan to the rear, and leave the 200mm in the front creating an air flow going straigh threw the case. 

(@LoGiCalDrm, also to follow up on your answer @Cyracus

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1 hour ago, L0gic said:

Sorry for the inactivity.

Thinking about getting the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo and make it exhaust in the rear. 
 

I will just buy a 120mm 140mm fan to the rear, and leave the 200mm in the front creating an air flow going straigh threw the case. 

(@LoGiCalDrm, also to follow up on your answer @Cyracus

Thats good. 200mm fan will create enough airflow if you want to get another exhaust fan to top-rear.

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