In our application, with essentially a convection box. Why fight the forces. Instead use it for greater efficiency. In from the bottom, out on top.
It just makes sense to have the furthest from the hot parts. Drawn in, (sort of like a reservoir.) Then removed as quickly as possible. Nearest the hottest parts. Fans simply direct the air in a manner you want. Higher volume fans, move more air per minute. With the higher capacity. You can remove heat faster.
Removing obstructions of the airflow. Helps make the heat removal more efficient. Hence why some of us wire manage. You can then get by with lower CFM fans.
I replied to your PM, about the direction of fans and PSU. If you're still having issues understanding. I can use pictures. If need be.
For other readers..
The easy way to tell the direction the fan blows air. The side with the wire, is the direction of the airflow. Otherwise dust and dirt will get inside the fan motor.
I used the image you initially contributed. Added orientation of fans and some text. It is not about the brand of the fan or how many blades. 99.99% of computer fans operate in the same fashion..
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