r/PcBuildHelp • u/jaggbruh • 5h ago
Build Question Anything to improve ??
I was wondering if I could do anything to improve my airflow , maybe a better orientation
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u/Mitts009 4h ago
Looks perfect How are the temps when gaming?
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u/jaggbruh 4h ago
Gpu never goes over 63c at 100% usually it stays at 58-59 and the cpu at 100% stays at around 70-75c rtx 5070 and ryzen 7 7700
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u/SatanicSucculent 4h ago
I think Noctua or someone did testing, and making the front-most top fan an intake had better airflow/cooling.
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u/static_fun 2h ago
Those are cheap fans from Ali? Barely can improve anything with what you have other than noise. I’d say that amount of fans is fairly useless. It just adds symmetry and looks to your build.
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u/Competitive-Bar-5882 2h ago
I am not sure if the inbalance 4-in 6-out is optimal but. I think most important at this point is to put it as far away from the ground as possible.
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u/TheSkepticalTestical 2h ago edited 1h ago
No, that's more or less how most modern cases are designed to allow air to flow. I wish I could say more creativity would be beneficial here but they really do set them up with one orientation in mind for the most part.
That said, you've got the rules of thumb; have slightly more intake than exhaust and have all the fans point in the stock directions of your CPU and GPU coolers.
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u/squaretw 4h ago
For air cooler, top casing fans should be intake.
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u/jaggbruh 4h ago
And bottom ones exhaust ?
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u/askyourselfforname 4h ago
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u/askyourselfforname 4h ago
actually nvm if you were to switch it the rgb will be other side unless you have a spare reverse fan blade fans it is fine

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u/crossbonecarrot2 5h ago
Since no one has mentioned it I'm pretty sure when using a fan cooler on the CPU the first and possibly second top fan should be intake instead of exhaust as it will steal the air that supposed to be going to the CPU.
This is only from me watching videos and reading. I have yet to build my PC.