fan flowage?

trendx · 04-17-05, 01:41 PM

hey, i want to know the best way to have my fans so i can get the coolest system possible with what i got. lets see...i have 3 fans on the case....one on top that blows air outward....and one on the side that blows inwards....and one in the back that blows inward, i also have a fan over my processor and on my vid card....should my fans be blowing as they are? or is there a better flowage i could be using? thanks

trendx · 04-17-05, 01:43 PM

may i add i have a fan on my power supply too....my average temperature is 80-90 degrees...this is ok im sure....but is there a way i can get lower...and what is considered a dangerous temperature for a computer? thanks...

Zulu-1 · 04-17-05, 01:59 PM

i think as long as your case temp is less then 35* C, your ok, but any higher, and you HD's might start to overheat, as a rule heat rises, so if you have intakes on the bottom, and exhaust's at the top, its the best fan setup
btw, nice... fan FLOWAGE

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trendx · 04-17-05, 02:27 PM

thanks flowage!

squasher · 04-17-05, 04:20 PM

You should get some airflow over your hdd and your ram for the best performance.

techun · 04-17-05, 08:04 PM

i dont see how that would help unless they're so hot they're screwing up

laptop hd's get over 50 C and still work fine

maybe if you put in 3.3 into your ram

04-17-05, 01:41 PM	Thread Starter #1
trendx Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: SoCal	fan flowage? hey, i want to know the best way to have my fans so i can get the coolest system possible with what i got. lets see...i have 3 fans on the case....one on top that blows air outward....and one on the side that blows inwards....and one in the back that blows inward, i also have a fan over my processor and on my vid card....should my fans be blowing as they are? or is there a better flowage i could be using? thanks
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04-17-05, 01:43 PM	Thread Starter #2
trendx Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: SoCal	may i add i have a fan on my power supply too....my average temperature is 80-90 degrees...this is ok im sure....but is there a way i can get lower...and what is considered a dangerous temperature for a computer? thanks...
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04-17-05, 01:59 PM	#3
Zulu-1 Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Brampton, Ontario	i think as long as your case temp is less then 35* C, your ok, but any higher, and you HD's might start to overheat, as a rule heat rises, so if you have intakes on the bottom, and exhaust's at the top, its the best fan setup btw, nice... fan FLOWAGE j/king __________________ THE BEAST: :mad: Athlon64 2800+ Zalman CNPS7000B-AlCu w/ AS5 Chaintech VNF3-250 ~Nforce3 250~ Connect3D Radeon X800 Pro 1GB OCZ Premier ThermalTake 420W PurePower I am 49% addicted to Counterstrike. Heat 2-0-0 CanadaLAN 2.0? EA [Teamkilled] PC Gaming
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04-17-05, 02:27 PM	Thread Starter #4
trendx Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: SoCal	thanks flowage!
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04-17-05, 04:20 PM	#5
squasher Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New york, new york	You should get some airflow over your hdd and your ram for the best performance.
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04-17-05, 08:04 PM	#6
techun Member Join Date: Jul 2004	i dont see how that would help unless they're so hot they're screwing up laptop hd's get over 50 C and still work fine maybe if you put in 3.3 into your ram
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