I need help on CPU Air flow suggestions

[HLadik2]

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This is my current CPU Fans

[img width=313 height=387]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y192/photoupld/FrontView.jpg[/img]

[img width=562 height=374]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y192/photoupld/RigthView.jpg[/img]

[img width=299 height=374]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y192/photoupld/BackView.jpg[/img]

[img width=615 height=374]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y192/photoupld/InternalView.jpg[/img]

Unsay suggestion ninyo sa duha ka 120mm nga fans
a.) 1 for exhaust and 1 for Intake
b.) 2 for Intake
c.) currently 2 for exhaust

[Ferl]

as for my set up i have one 120mm fan for intake on the side targetting the videocard and one 120mm on top for exhaust since hot air raises.
pls visit techtv web site and it has a feature on airflow on pc.im sorry i forget the right addres but do pls search it on that website.hope that one helps.

[Tamblot]

I agree with Ferl.

Based on the diagram of your chassis, i believe the hot air coming from your coolermaster is being channeled out by your PSU. If this gets too hot then you better place another exhaust fan at the rear end of your chassis to facilitate the transfer of hot air from your coolermaster out of your chassis.

Your fans on the side can better serve as intake depending on the power of your PSU fans. Just maintain the volume of incoming and outgoing air inside. Too much intake would create a rotating hot air inside leading to poor cooling process.

In my case, I just use a single 4"x4" 240VAC exhaust fan on the side. Air enters the chassis through the holes and vents of the casing.

So far, my idle temp is 42C and peak temp is at 48C max.

[gregggy_ph]

try making an air duct...channeling d warm air from d cpu directly to d back exhaust..not onto d psu intake fan...jus remember d rule of d thumb..air out=air in

[hubaga_ate_oi]

kinahanglan dyud nga exhaust na duha to protect the moisture inside ur pc, because if you u have one intake,
may some unavoidable moisture from outside will mix with dust and this will cause to damage of ur components inside.

[jonz]

on my opinion
sa PSU
1 intake fan sa front kna naa tube na extend from top or side panel sa casing + 1 ehaust
sa CPU
1 intake nice pd if naa tube
HD naa tube pra ang cool air intake dili mg sagol sa hot air na g produce sa pyesa
sa casing
intake fan facing sa ram with heatsink ug sa graphic card with gpu cooler.. supplement for cooling
2 intake sa left side + 1 sa front
then 3 exhaust fan sa luyo
ms better if naa tubing... this will act sa separator of heat and cold air from primary to secondary target

[brown_dog]

Can anyone suggest any airintake filters to avoid dust problems?

[Tamblot]

i use customized filter made of stockings. Effective against dust while allowing ample amount of air to pass through.

[HLadik2]

i finally reduce my CPU temp from 55 C to 48 C

i change my 2 Exhaust to 2 Intake

Thanks for the advice