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Old 16-01-2007, 10:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Cabinet Fans


As far my knowledge abt cabinet fans goes, I know that
*Rear Fan shud blow the air out
*Side and Front Fans bring air into the cabinet
Lemme know if i'm right or wrong?

But recently i saw a PC in a gaming center in which the side fan was blowing out air from the cabnet.. Is it the right arrangement?
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Old 16-01-2007, 10:52 PM   #2 (permalink)
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As I know about system fan is
  • Rear & Side fan shud blow the air out
  • Front fan shud blow the air in
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Old 16-01-2007, 10:58 PM   #3 (permalink)
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and if no front fans are their
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Old 16-01-2007, 11:23 PM   #4 (permalink)
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and if no front fans are their
Then Rear & Side fan for blowing the air out.
If no side fan then rear fan for blowing the air out. Simple
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and without rear
actually i meant that then side fan can blow in and rear can blow out
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and without rear
actually i meant that then side fan can blow in and rear can blow out
I have read a subject Heat Transfer & what knowledge I got from it is, Rear & Side Fans don't have much distance btwn them so the hot air blown out from Rear Fan will get inside due to Side Fan (if is is blowing in). So both Rear & Side Fan must blow the air out.
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OK if its so .... I haD two fans installed but I removed them as i thought there was no need for cooling as my temp. didnt rise above 40 or max to 42 ,43 so ....
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OK if its so .... I haD two fans installed but I removed them as i thought there was no need for cooling as my temp. didnt rise above 40 or max to 42 ,43 so ....
I will say a particular job for U to do & make your temp rise to 60 degree. How is that????
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DO we get fans here in nehru place which can be plugged & controlled from the motherboard, I have a P5B deluxe mobo, it has 7 points to plug the fan controller but the fan in my frontech cabinet only has power cord connector.
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Old 08-02-2007, 04:57 PM   #10 (permalink)
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The fans are easily available in any computer shop......u can ask them for the one which gets connected to your mobo....as far as i know they are easily available
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Will try tomorrow if I can get the antec 80mm
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Typically Front and side are intakes, rear and chimney are exhausts. Its always good to maintain a slight positive pressure. Personally I felt it always lead to better idle temps.
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Its always good to maintain a slight positive pressure.
Can u explain this? does this mean tat we should have more intake of cool air than hot outflow?
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^^Yup thats what I meant.
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Default Re: Cabinet Fans

See this image guys...

http://img183.imageshack.us/my.php?i...ed1copyfh4.jpg

This will deifnately help u.

And also this thread...

How to keep the systm Cool
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