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I am getting nzxt  s340 elite with h115i corsair but on front of case I have to put fans first and then radiator toward inside.  I can pull air out   or I can push air in . Whih one is better in term of temps 

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Push is superior in terms of temperatures usually, but I don't think you'll see a big difference between the two.

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9 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

Push is superior in terms of temperatures usually, but I don't think you'll see a big difference between the two.

No, it's pretty much identical.

 

The only difference is with push+pull which can perform better at lower rpms or on thicker rads.

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39 minutes ago, Enderman said:

No, it's pretty much identical.

"Pretty much identical" leaves room for it to be better(even if it's slightly. Bear in mind that the OP only asked for what's better between the two), which seems to be the general consensus. 

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2 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

"Pretty much identical" leaves room for it to be better(even if it's slightly. Bear in mind that the OP only asked for what's better between the two), which seems to be the general consensus. 

No, it's identical, the "pretty much" is margin of error.

You can find plenty of tests that demonstrate it.

It also doesn't make any sense for it to be different according to the laws of physics and how fans work.

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It depend on the fan frame and RPM.

If you go past 2000RPM or have a fan frame that dont sit flush against the radiator, so will pull be better.

The first is a case of the radiator not being able to let air through fast enough and you get splash back, the other is because air escape on the side of the frame.

Both are avoided with pull.

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17 hours ago, danial9 said:

I am getting nzxt  s340 elite with h115i corsair but on front of case I have to put fans first and then radiator toward inside.  I can pull air out   or I can push air in . Whih one is better in term of temps 

you don't have to put the fans first and then the radiator, you can have the fans on w/e side you want them.

i would use the fans on the radiator as intake, push or pull is up to you, you won't notice a huge temp difference.

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On 5/27/2017 at 0:07 PM, danial9 said:

I am getting nzxt  s340 elite with h115i corsair but on front of case I have to put fans first and then radiator toward inside.  I can pull air out   or I can push air in . Whih one is better in term of temps 

In your case with the rad mounted in front with the fans outboard, you will want those fans pushing. Always intake at the front unless you smoke with an ashtray in front of your PC. Intake should always be in front with exhaust rear and mounted high.

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You can mount the radiator to the inside of the case, with the fans on the inside of the rad like i did. This make cleanup easy, as there are no fans in the way. simply use a paint brush and vacuum to remove dust and pet hair.

 

 

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12 hours ago, asand1 said:

You can mount the radiator to the inside of the case, with the fans on the inside of the rad like i did. This make cleanup easy, as there are no fans in the way. simply use a paint brush and vacuum to remove dust and pet hair.

 

 

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The case I have I can't fit 280mm like how u have it . I need to fit fans first and then radiator. So my arrangement is switched.  I can pull out air or I can push air into case 

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9 hours ago, danial9 said:

The case I have I can't fit 280mm like how u have it . I need to fit fans first and then radiator. So my arrangement is switched.  I can pull out air or I can push air into case 

Push if you must. Is there room between the case and fascia (front panel) for fans? Unless the fans and rad hit the mobo, I see no reason why cant have it like mine. Mine was really only specced for a 240, I managed to fir a 280.

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