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rip out all other case fans - they typically just mess things up a case fan to blow cool outside air on hard drives - usually any slow air movement is good enuffĦ. a case fan to blow cool outside air on mobo - usually any slow air movement is good enuffĥ. power supply comes with a fan - usually not much can be done with itĤ.
only in rare cases can you do anything about the typically weird GPU cooling, but when lucky give it cool air.ģ.
blow cool air from outside across cpu water radiator - in typical case, this means turning the fans around to blow the other way.Ģ. With a modern mobo, it becomes trivial and most people use too many fans.ġ. Without test equipment, the single thing completely in your power to accomplish is to aim a fan straight at the item you want to cool. There is rarely such as thing as "good air flow" - most people use the term mean some sort of imaginary diagram in their head of what the air is doing but in almost every case where is gets a real world test with a heat sensor gun, the imagination is wrong because humans and air think differently.
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