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Interesting that you chose to exhaust through the bottom. Can I ask why?

When I was exhausting out the top, the 480 was dumping a crazy amount of heat into the case. Cpu temps were climbing and because I had push/pull on the rad, it was sucking the heat from the vid card. Tho I had the rear exhaust, it wasn't enough to get cool air into the case, up towards the rad. Temps were seriously horrible to say the least.

Once I swapped the fans around on the rad, and have the bottom exhaust, my temps dropped dramatically. Rad is alot cooler and water temps are also cooler. Win-win ;)
 
When I was exhausting out the top, the 480 was dumping a crazy amount of heat into the case. Cpu temps were climbing and because I had push/pull on the rad, it was sucking the heat from the vid card. Tho I had the rear exhaust, it wasn't enough to get cool air into the case, up towards the rad. Temps were seriously horrible to say the least.

Once I swapped the fans around on the rad, and have the bottom exhaust, my temps dropped dramatically. Rad is alot cooler and water temps are also cooler. Win-win ;)

Improvise, adapt, overcome. That's solving problems in an orderly, military fashion right there. :clap:
 
Indeed. Curiosity is the only reason I asked. :thup:
It is not the mainstream airflow setup.
 
Seems completely bass ackwards, but if it works, hey, go for it! One of the many reasons I love OCF. If you have an issue, somebody here will find a solution.
 
Thx guyz! I had to think of something so reversing the airflow solved my temp issues, go figure, lol. It works great tho.
 
I find nothing wrong with it. I've been at differences with others on how air flow should be set. I'm a firm believer in giving rads fresh air then already used up air but I also believe not every situation is the same. At the end of the day, it's all about temps and sound to those that care for it.
 
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