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I am using a H115i in a Enthoo Pro M Special edition black/white. Where should I place the rad? I was thinking the top and having the fans as exhaust but then I would get negative air flow as I would have 2 intakes and 3 exhausts. However if I place it in the front I would have to deal with the RAD being slightly lower which I don't think will look great and the Halo fan rings wont shrine through the case. Where would you guys put the rad?

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What colour cables would you run? I am thinking black/blue or white/blue but i am unsure. Thanks

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Jayztwocents did a video on it, you can actually keep the pressure neutral. You just have to adjust the fan RPM to make it match

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2 hours ago, katoptrys said:

Jayztwocents did a video on it, you can actually keep the pressure neutral. You just have to adjust the fan RPM to make it match

very true. although you still wanna probably make it front intake because it will be louder to make 2 front (im assuming two for the front.) stronger than 3 exhaust.

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