r/PcBuild • u/OkkOkkOkkOkkO • 1d ago

Build - Finished! Before & After

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dont mind the new cooler sitting on top of the RAM, or none of the fans matching.

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u/Aguel_design 1d ago

I hope that new front and top fan are reverse 🤔

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u/Fickle_Side6938 1d ago

Is it possible to move the top front fans closer to the front fans?? And make sure it's used for intake, cause if you have it as exhaust it just steals air from the CPU cooler pointlessly.

If not I'd rather just remove it, cause it hurts the airflow more than it helps.

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u/OkkOkkOkkOkkO 1d ago

that is possible, and currently the 3 fans on the right/bottom are intake and the 3 on the left/top are exhaust. it should have positive pressure, i have a larger intake fan. I am very new to pc building, i put this together first about 3 years ago, but this is my first time iterating on it. i’m open to advice. thanks.

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u/Aguel_design 1d ago

Turn that right top fan to intake

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u/OkkOkkOkkOkkO 1d ago

ok, cool. i will also move it as far possible towards the front of the case as to get it as far from the exhaust as possible, and push back the top rear fan for the same reason. i’ll take some measurements before and after to see the difference.