Help! Proper PC Casing Air Flow?

[Gisborn]

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So dili gyud practical na ang rear ug side fans kay exhaust?

[lokster]

no rear ra ang exhaust and intake sa side.

[Gisborn]

Oh ok. I'd better switch the side fan from exhaust to intake.

[COMCAM]

[i-7]

Suwayi brad and positive airflow kay mas effecient. Nara link: YouTube - Fortress FT01 PC case with positive air pressure part 2

[muzikfreakah]

How many hard drives do you have? Does your system have air vents on Ceiling?

At you described scenario the best way is take out the side panel fan and seal the hole. So you have 120mm in and 80mm out, assuming your 80mm has faster CFM than your 120mm.

Mas maayo gyud equal and airflow in and out unta, same fan speed and same size. For some even more exhause than in is better.

If you add a top exhaust you can put your side panel fan back in pointng inwards. Still much better if you can replace the rear exhause with 120mm nalang sad.
That would be my opinion.

OT: The advantage of Silverstone cases is they just dont put fan holes and airvents everywhere, they were really engineered for good airflow and they can prove it. Like on my TJ10 or TJ09, I love the separate hard drive cage, ang init sa hard drives dili gyud musagol sa rest of the system, this is like the ideal server case for me.

[Gisborn]

@muzikfreakah I have 3 hdds and no air vents on the top of my casing. Sometimes the temp inside rises especially nig noon. Labi na mag games ko. mo saka maau iya temp.

[babolgam]

If wala pa budget for a good casing bro, pa mod ni sir comcam ai. wala pa ko ka test sa iya mg pa MOD pero have seen his after products and they are very good in every way.

[muzikfreakah]

yes pa mod imung side panel or get a stronger rear 80mm exhaust and put that 120mm towards your CPU.

[Gisborn]

May I ask which brands of fans are 'strong' at intake/exhaust?