OP
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+1Turn that 212 90 degrees so it blows out the back. You're drawing hot air right off the GPU as it is.
Turn that 212 90 degrees so it blows out the back. You're drawing hot air right off the GPU as it is.
what do you mean? It only fits on the top or bottom?? so goes out top or down.
That cooler mounts in both directions, not just up and down. Turn it 90 degrees and make the fan blow through the cooler, towards the rear of the case. You'll now be using the cool air from your intakes AND, adding some airflow towards your VRM's, without disrupting the natural front to rear air flow pattern in your case. Temps will drop, I almost guaranty it.
Nope, I have the CM 212+ and when I first purchased it I thought horizontal was the only way it mounted as well, It will also work vertical.hmm. Could of swore it only mounted this way. Ill try that.
Nope, I have the CM 212+ and when I first purchased it I thought horizontal was the only way it mounted as well, It will also work vertical.
do I need to remount the backplate and everything?
maybe im missing something, but im sitting here for 2 hours, looking at instructions and videos..and there is no way to install this thing the other way. The screws will never line up with the back plate. It just doesn't fit.
LOL Rydis, I recall the first time I used my CM 212 it took me a little bit to figure out how to mount it Vertically. What was the Cpu temp?