Side vents, blowing air out or drawing it in?

[Obione]

Well, that's it, +1 again at just 12s, lane 12 exiting and 12 entering. I already told you that the temperatures are good and it's not worth having one at 8 full throttle, it's killing morale xD

[Ephectx]

I haven't had time to put the side panel off, but with it on, it's not too bad, at idle they are usually "good"

General CPU (tcase): 27º
Core 1 and 2 between 28 and 42º
GPU DispIO, MemIO and Shader over 45º
Motherboard at 35º
HDD at 37º

At idle, do you see them as good? or would they be better with the side panel off?

[Franziskaner]

@Ephectx:

I haven't had time to put the side panel off, but with it on, it's not too bad, at idle they're usually "good"

General CPU (tcase): 27º
Core 1 and 2 between 28 and 42º
GPU DispIO, MemIO and Shader over 45º
Motherboard at 35º
HDD at 37º

At idle, do you see them as good? or would they be better with the side panel off?

I would try it out, after all, it's only four screws.

[defaultuser]

Well, the information in the Spoiler is for the more experienced.

! Pulling or pushing? Man, the ideal is to push and pull, laterally or frontally can vary with tastes.
! It is also interesting to have a large fan, although sometimes having a fan that is too large can be a drawback (that it does not fit, let's say).
! But for most towers, the ideal is that the air moves gently from front to back and as quietly as possible so that the cooling goes unnoticed by the neighbors.
For Ephectx, I already see many answers, and if there are more doubts, there is nothing like a photo to cut to the chase.

Salu2.

[Uhriens]

Now, it's not that hard to understand:

• priority 1: EXTRACT hot air from the case
• priority 2: BRING in fresh air into the case
• priority 3: make as little noise as possible

And that sums up, looking at your current temperatures, to:

• 12cm fan on the side blowing air out
• 12cm fan on the front bringing air in
• 8cm fan on the back at minimum RPM (and if not possible, remove it directly).

Also, temperatures appreciate a minimum of organization in the wiring, so as not to affect the air flow inside.

S2.

[edit: spelling]

[Sylver]

Uhriens man, it is preferable that the one at the back stays, so that the airflow is as straight as possible. Only with the 12 on the side, the hot air can give it many unnecessary turns inside the box, everything that is to expel hot air in the same direction that it enters, although it is a task shared, interests him.

Greetings

[Franziskaner]

the ideal solution ideal
regards.

[defaultuser]

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@Uhriens:

A ver, que no es tan difícil de entender:

• prioridad 1: SACAR aire caliente de la caja
• prioridad 2: METER aire fresco en la caja
• prioridad 3: que no haga excesivo ruido

Y eso se resume, viendo tus temperaturas actuales, en:

• lateral de 12 sacando aire
• frontal de 12 metiendo aire
• trasero de 8 al mínimo de revoluciones (y si no es posible, directamente quitarlo).

También las temperaturas agradecen un mínimo de organización en el cableado, para no afectar al flujo de aire del interior.

S2.

[edit: ortografía]

@defaultuser:

Bueno la informacion en el Spoiler es para los mas expertos.

! Sacando o metiendo? hombre lo ideal es metiendo y sacando , lateralmente o frontalmente puede variar con los gustos.
! Tambien es interesante tener un ______ grande, aunque a veces tener un ______ demasiado grande puede ser un inconveniente (que no quepa vamos).
! Pero para la mayoria de las _____ lo ideal es que el aire se mueva suavemente de adelante hacia detras y en lo posible de forma silenciosa para que la _________ pase inadvertida a los vecinos.

Para Ephectx ya veo muchas respuestas, y si hubiere mas dudas no hay nada como una fotito para atajar camino.

Salu2.

[Kernel1.0]

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Si si, primero se tiene que tener en cuenta que el flujo natural este presente y después ir metiendo más y más.

[ferelxyx]

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@Kernel1.0:

Si si, primero se tiene que tener en cuenta que el flujo natural este presente y después ir metiendo más y más.

eso suena algo guarro no?

jajajaja

saludos

[defaultuser]

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Estoy buscando unas imagenes termicas de placa completa que vi en alguna parte, pero no hay manera.

[Sylver]

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No hace falta que te calientes la cabeza mucho más defaultuser, si ya ha quedado más que claro el esquema de colocación de ventiladores…

Saludos

[Franziskaner]

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@defaultuser:

Estoy buscando unas imagenes termicas de placa completa que vi en alguna parte, pero no hay manera.

pon algo en el buscador tipo : Katsumi
:troll::troll:

[Kernel1.0]

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@Franziskaner:

pon algo en el buscador tipo : Katsumi
:troll::troll:

Si aquí se observa (quitando el filtro safe search) las entradas con el flujo natural y como le van metiendo…, lo que yo decía vamos.

[defaultuser]

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Esta bien claro que en este foro somos muchos los entusiastas de la refrigeracion (y luego os extraña los resultados de las estadisticas de genero en el foro je je)

PD:
Si la verdad es que es casi basicamente provocar el flujo, y con eso la refrigeracion ya esta casi grantizada.

Que pena que la situacion este tan mal, que si no me se de uno que se iva a inchar a montar refrigeraciones :troll: y cada dos por tres una torre distinta a ser posible, que no hay nada como empezar una nueva refrigeracion para sentirse bien vivo