Bare with me on the possibly silly questions...
If for example you had a top down type cooler, and rather than having one 120mm blowing directly down on the heatsink, you had 2 sat next to each other so that half of each fan is blowing on the heatsink and the other half is blowing on the board. Would this be equal, better, worse performance wise than the single fan? Assuming the same rpm.
Second question, I'm looking at the gelid aftermarket gpu cooler I have and thinking that looks exactly what I could do with for my case for the cpu. Lets say I could get that mounted nicely, or something similar possibly bigger, anyone want to take a stab at how that'd perform to say a Thermalright axp htpc jobbie?
Cheers
If for example you had a top down type cooler, and rather than having one 120mm blowing directly down on the heatsink, you had 2 sat next to each other so that half of each fan is blowing on the heatsink and the other half is blowing on the board. Would this be equal, better, worse performance wise than the single fan? Assuming the same rpm.
Second question, I'm looking at the gelid aftermarket gpu cooler I have and thinking that looks exactly what I could do with for my case for the cpu. Lets say I could get that mounted nicely, or something similar possibly bigger, anyone want to take a stab at how that'd perform to say a Thermalright axp htpc jobbie?
Cheers