So I am finally getting my ass off stock cooling and getting a Coolermaster Hyper TX3. It will be going into a coolermaster 590. Now I am wondering how I should go about placing my fans. If the two top fans of my case are output, what will happen to the fan blowing over the CPU cooler, will it fight for air? Maybe if I make the top fan above the CPU cooler blow into the case it would be better? [trace]100021[/trace]
Windows 10 only use half of max cpu speed you could also do what I have done for years on my desktop that has the case body panels removed - leave them off and stick a table fan facing the innards of the PC and set it too high.
Loud sound after upgrading to Windows 10 The next time you hear the noise, put your hand close to the fan vent. Is the air hot? Something is overheating. Given your symptoms I would guess it's the graphics card. It's a good idea to open the case once or twice a year to blow out the accumulated dust inside. You won't believe all the junk you'll find. That helps the airflow inside the case which makes everything run cooler.
Keep the top fans on exhaust, having an intake next o an exhuast will just circle air and achieve nothing. Best setup for the 590 is: Front in Rear Out Top Out Side In
Nice card Alexp999 was thinking of getting one myself! So you saying that the cooler wont be fighting for air then?
I agree... if you place a top fan intake you will end up circulating warm air back on the cpu cooler! follow alexp999's plan and you'll be fine! just make sure that "input air > output air". keeping positive pressure within the case reduces dust build up!
Lol but with that config I will be ending up with equal air pressure wont I?*Confused Two top exhaust fans one rear exhaust fan Two side intake fans one front intake fan
In my opinion the top twin 140mm fans on the roof must be installed as exhaust , I got rid of the grills to increase airflow
Lol I know just wanted to see the reaction I got *Roll :roll: But I dont really want positive pressure cause I feel like its just circulating hot air although, due to the front air filters and what not, maybe thats where the hot air would be exiting?
