2012-08-29, 01:43
When installing an extra case fan should the air flow into the case or
out of the case??
out of the case??
(2012-08-29, 01:54)rtate Wrote: If I had 2 fans with one in and one out I think the air would just short circut and not cool the components in the case...If two fans are positioned the opposite side of each other, you can have one intake and one exhaust. Another word, the fan on the left side of the case can be an intake and the fan on the right side of the case can be an exhaust....
(2012-08-29, 01:54)rtate Wrote: At this point I only have 1 case fan and I am thinking about positioning it towards the front of the case but I'm not sure if the airFor a single fan, it is best to use it as an intake fan to draw in cool air.....
should blow in or out....
(2012-08-29, 13:06)rtate Wrote: After some reading, it appears that a case fan on the ML03 is best used as an exhaust fan
with the air flowing out. The reasoning is to keep dust from entering the case as the vents for the cpu and power supply have filters on them.
This seems to make sense in therory, am I missing something??
Does keeping dust out trump drawing cool air in ??
(2012-08-29, 19:06)Kirky99 Wrote: I try to have more fans blowing in than out. Positive pressure tends to keep dust out of the system (or at least settling on the parts).
(2012-08-29, 21:11)witalik Wrote: Sorry for my noob question, But for the fan to spin the other way around on a 4pin mobo chassis fan with a 3 pin fan is only putting it on the other way or ?
I need to power 2 fans with just 1 output from the motherboard so i orderd a http://azerty.nl/producten/product_detail/?ID=306327. if i just connect one the good way and the other one the 'wrong' way should it turn the other way ?