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Yeaahh, My Sunbeam CCF came! |
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Yeaahh, My Sunbeam CCF came! -
07-28-2009, 11:51
| posts: 374 | Location: Tennessee | User is Offline
Man, it really pays off after a long day at drills. When you pull in the driveway and the UPS "guy" follows right after carrying a newegg box. ..I believe that's the first I've smiled all day
Anyway, I'm wondering what all of your opinions are on fan setup. ..Should i have it as push or pull, out the rear exhaust. |
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07-28-2009, 15:25
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I have mine pushing through the cooler toward the rear of the case exhaust fan.
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07-28-2009, 23:35
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Yeah, I guess the general idea is for cool air to blow across the fins/HS.. Just doesn't seem as efficient to have only one fan pulling and nothing blowing cool air across it.
I started to think about it, then realized how pointless it was to ask this question. Thanks though 
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