F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Configuración para Fan/Aio

Configuración para Fan/Aio

Configuración para Fan/Aio

R
RaysWarrior
Member
Find
55
11-05-2016, 10:54 PM
#1
You should arrange your fans and AIO in a way that optimizes airflow through the case. Place the 240mm AIO at the front or center for strong intake, and position the NZXT H5 Flow case so its vents face outward. Use your 120mm fans to direct airflow efficiently, ensuring they match the intake and exhaust paths. This setup will help maximize cooling performance.
Reply
Reply
R
RaysWarrior
11-05-2016, 10:54 PM #1

You should arrange your fans and AIO in a way that optimizes airflow through the case. Place the 240mm AIO at the front or center for strong intake, and position the NZXT H5 Flow case so its vents face outward. Use your 120mm fans to direct airflow efficiently, ensuring they match the intake and exhaust paths. This setup will help maximize cooling performance.

Reply
Reply
C
Crafty_Box
Member
Find
228
11-08-2016, 06:49 AM
#2
depends.. are there fans infront already?. or are you mounting it in the top.. what cpu do you have as will it cool it enough?. If you have the space i would probably mount it up top .. and fans below blowing air up through it. with front intake fans, the air inside should never heat up much to make it too much of difference. like this..
Reply
Reply
C
Crafty_Box
11-08-2016, 06:49 AM #2

depends.. are there fans infront already?. or are you mounting it in the top.. what cpu do you have as will it cool it enough?. If you have the space i would probably mount it up top .. and fans below blowing air up through it. with front intake fans, the air inside should never heat up much to make it too much of difference. like this..

Reply
Reply
M
MegaRas
Junior Member
Find
12
11-08-2016, 06:45 PM
#3
Radiator positioned at the top exhausts, with front fans drawing in air and rear expelling it. Don’t worry about the setup since H5 Flow isn’t ideal for airflow; adding more fans improves performance either way.
Reply
Reply
M
MegaRas
11-08-2016, 06:45 PM #3

Radiator positioned at the top exhausts, with front fans drawing in air and rear expelling it. Don’t worry about the setup since H5 Flow isn’t ideal for airflow; adding more fans improves performance either way.

Reply
Reply
A
ajpate
Member
Find
223
11-08-2016, 07:21 PM
#4
I believe it will include 120mm fans at the front, but I plan to remove them and install an all-in-one unit instead. It feels odd to have the AIO drawing air in, which would trap cool air inside the case. I don’t want the AIO positioned directly above my motherboard. I’m not sure which AIO setup works best for me yet. Help! Also, my system has a 11700KF and I’m considering upgrading to an Enermax Liqmax 3 240mm cooler from a cheaper Jonsbo CR1000GT ARGB model.
Reply
Reply
A
ajpate
11-08-2016, 07:21 PM #4

I believe it will include 120mm fans at the front, but I plan to remove them and install an all-in-one unit instead. It feels odd to have the AIO drawing air in, which would trap cool air inside the case. I don’t want the AIO positioned directly above my motherboard. I’m not sure which AIO setup works best for me yet. Help! Also, my system has a 11700KF and I’m considering upgrading to an Enermax Liqmax 3 240mm cooler from a cheaper Jonsbo CR1000GT ARGB model.

Reply
Reply