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Reference Nvidia cooling

Naijin
By Naijin
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I've got this sweet deal on a very lightly used reference 780-Ti and decided to go with it. I already have a 240 radiator in the front of my Phanteks P400S and had aftermarket gpu that exhausted in the case.

 

Now I have a small question. I've currently got one stock exhaust fan on the back at low rpm's and my 240 radiator pulling in the front, creating slight positive pressure. Would adding top fans as intakes (with supplied dust filters) and more positive pressure be better for a reference card to cool it slightly better? I've got two Corsair AF140's laying around that I could mount there.

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It wouldn't make much of a difference and exhausts are generally more helpful for lowering temps. 

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