Hi everybody, I completed this build couple months back for gaming mainly, I got a 4000D Airflow, amd 5700x, Peerless Assassin SE, b550f gaming mobo, 6800XT and 750w nzxt psu and as you can see I have 3 front 120mm intake fans and 1 120mm back exhaust fan (without taking into consideration component’s fans). My question is: should I add 1 more exhaust fan on top of the cpu cooler/near the back or add it below the gpu? The psu is half the size of the gpu and it has it’s fan facing down(air goes into the case) or leave it like it is, my temps while gaming go from 70 to 85 (rarely 90) degrees Celsius on very high graphic settings. I want to keep things as cool as possible, I leave my pc on the floor as I don’t have space on my desk nor I can lift it up a bit, but it doesn’t get very dusty. Thanks.
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