Cooling system

KrampusX Look
in the net .

Thanks for the answers, I will put the top one on blowing so that when playing games (taftology right) open the top flaps so that the air comes out through the top, well, the side one is blown into the blower so that the video card is blown, I think it will

KrampusX

I have the same case. I connected my native coolers to the built-in reobass, and the side and upper ones to the purchased one. And no problem. Even in summer (there is no air condition at home - the heat is constant)

leon18l
And how did you arrange the cooler?

Lateral one for blowing at the vidyahi level and one above the process at the top for blowing. I wanted to slap in two, but the finances were not allowed, but the other day I will drink one more ...

On the Cooler Master Haf XM case:
Front (blowing) - 200mm x1,
Top (blowing) - 200mm x2,
Rear (blowing) - 140mm x1,
Side (blowing) - 200mm x1.
Bottom line, ice is not covered, but the flight is excellent))

Hattack
Great, but how do you control the rotation speed, or are they not noisy?

Silence is much more important to me. Front 120 for blowing in and behind or from above the eighties for blowing. Coupled with ventilation fans on the video card, processor and in the block, you get decent cooling for all components in the "bank". It makes no sense to stand out.

KazymirZyba
Yes, but summer is forcing, there is no conder at home, during the day the temperature is 25-30 degrees

KrampusX
There is no Conder, not even a fan) Prots and mother in idle 35-37 (in heavy games there were also 75), vidyuha 45-50 (under 80 in load). "The whole thing" has been working for a couple of years now and without any complaints. Everything is overclocked: video, bus, percent, operative, respectively) And it's quiet and nothing boils. Config in the profile. In my bank, from behind I cut off the cooler altogether, the block cooler serves for blowing out. In general, something like that:

It's funny that even if you turn on the vent on the "ass" - the increase in airing is minimal (well, maybe by a degree per percent and for mother in idle time, in load without changes). Perhaps turning it on would be useful for more voluminous cooling of the power circuits, but it does not add to the noise.

KazymirZyba
I have a power supply unit on the bottom, so it's more efficient, on top it is mainly located on old cases

KrampusX
I have a 2002 case) ... the very ancient part of the computer) It is covered in stickers with gambling addiction, in general, a rarity and my nostalgia. I will not change it for anything)

The PSU at the bottom will be better. Because he does not draw hot air from the processor and vidyahi ...

PS: Yes, I am a cap :)

I think you can ask the moderators to fix the topic so that people know how best to do

KrampusX
Dvuhsotki in operation is generally not audible, even at night))) Therefore, there is no need to control them.

KrampusX wrote: The
power supply unit from below is worth it, so it is more efficient
Here, as it were, there is also a minus - DUST. Whatever filters are standing, still, after a couple of months of dust, even roll your boots (

Hattack

There is a filter, I clean it once a month (sometimes two, depending on the mood) and everything is fine ... It can be removed easily, pulled with two fingers and everything is ok.
And when the power supply unit is at the top, does it not suck dust from the case? :)

Guys, I ran into such a problem, on the case, it means there are flaps at the top to open so that the air passes through and closes. I put one 120 there for blowing, and these flaps must be constantly open so that it expels air, or you can only open them in games ?

What kind of case model would you write? And of course you should always be open.

KrampusX
These flaps impede airflow very much.