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Crystal 570X fan setup

Boazie123
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Yo guys,

what do you think is better, 2 front fans and one fan in the back, or just 3 front fans, or maybe 1 front fan, 1 fan at the top, 1 fan in the back?

Case Corsair Crystal 570X

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17 minutes ago, acv159357n said:

i would say 3 in the front, and when you have the money 3 more in total

Okay, another question, my motherboard only has 3 fan headers, do I need to buy a fan hub or is the Corsair Commander Pro hub also for powering the fans and RGB?

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On 9-6-2018 at 11:58 AM, Boazie123 said:

Okay, another question, my motherboard only has 3 fan headers, do I need to buy a fan hub or is the Corsair Commander Pro hub also for powering the fans and RGB?

the commander pro is for fans and rgb.

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IMO, for the time being, I would put 2 fans in the front and one at the back. The two in the front as intake and the one in the back as exhaust. Later if you can add one more fan to the front and possibly another exhaust at top, then that would be even better. Again, just IMO

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