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I just have a quick but obscure question regarding the Wraith Spire cooler.

 

Does the fan blow air down towards the motherboard or up away from it?

 

I can't seem to find the answer anywhere and I don't have a ryzen to test it myself yet. I need to know if it will compete with my power supply for airflow in a sff system where the psu is directly above the socket.

 

Thanks! :) 

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Thanks!

 

looks like I'll be buying an after market cooler..

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4 hours ago, rev_dude said:

Thanks!

 

looks like I'll be buying an after market cooler..

 

Its working just like all other downdraft coolers. Even aftermarket ones. Its much more effective that way as it cools chipset at the same time. Plus, there isn't any fans directing air to that area so that fan would be effective when its other way.

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On 16.8.2018 at 5:17 AM, rev_dude said:

 

I can't seem to find the answer anywhere and I don't have a ryzen to test it myself yet. I need to know if it will compete with my power supply for airflow in a sff system where the psu is directly above the socket.

 

there is no competing for airflow happening there, this setup used to be how every PC was running like a decade ago.

 

 

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