Do these 2 new top fans will help evacuate gpu’s hot air?

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  1. it could help. Are the fans all the same speed and type? It usually doesn’t matter to me whether the fans are both pulling air in or one in and the other out. The cooling effects are usually the same regardless. Just don’t have them all blowing out of the case creating negative pressure. Also, why is there a dead body lying on your PSU?

  2. PumpkinFist64

    If you had to put fans on the top, that’s the best orientation to put them. However I think they will make very little difference. Try doing some testing before + after

  3. TheOGStonewall

    Saddam?

    r/noncredibledefense is leaking

  4. FishTacoDeluxe95

    Why is there a tiny human sleeping in your PC?

  5. Left one yes, right one no, maybe it’s even counterproductive.

  6. blackest-Knight

    More than likely you’ll end up pulling back in some hotter exhaust air doing that setup on top.

    Either go full exhaust on top (though that front top fan would just eliminate any air coming from the upper front fan and be counter productive) or don’t install the top front one, just go with an extra exhaust.

  7. fenikz13

    Front top should be exhaust but really isn’t necessary

  8. USSHammond

    You need to swap the top blue one around. Thermal dynamics 101: hot air rises. So intake bottom and front, exhaust top and back

  9. RustyArn

    where is the entrance hidden by bricks and rubble?

  10. Chakramer

    Having 2 fans right next to eachother going opposite directions is just going to recycle air from eachother and be pretty much pointless. I’d have them both just doing exhaust.

  11. It can work. I would ~~vent~~ flip the PSU ~~out~~ so it draws in from the bottom though if your case allows it.

  12. Shinyaku88

    Let the right top fan move out warm air as well and everything will be fine

  13. NewTelevisio

    I had a similar setup and it worked best with just the top rear one as exhaust and no need for the top front fan at all. If you want to use them both for aesthetic reasons, I would go both as exhaust on top

  14. Inthenstus

    Don’t have the top right one, you don’t even really need the left one as heat rises normally.

  15. Beatboxin_dawg

    You got bigger concerns than that, Saddam Hussein is blocking your airflow.

  16. jackbarbelfisherman

    I tried that and found the top intake at the front created a lot of extra turbulence and noise

  17. lysergamythical

    do the language will help understand english?

  18. Shredding_Airguitar

    right fan on top needs to be flipped as an exhaust as well IMO. I think you want negative pressure in the case. Ambient air is normally not providing a tremendous amount of cooling, drawing out hot air does

  19. Accurate_Practice_41

    Make sure your peripheral saddam unit has an output of at least 1 saddam to power your saddam.

  20. Stargate_1

    How is the GPU treating you? Does it perform well?

  21. Stilgar314

    General rules of air cooling. Top and back, exhaust. Front and bottom, intake. Pulling more air into your case than you are exhausting creates a little positive pressure, which is helpful against dust.

  22. suprememontana

    Take the new blue one out then it’s good

  23. EeveeMastre

    If you already have them, I would install the red one but not the blue. If you don’t, don’t bother. You won’t see much improvement.

  24. BlizzardPearl76

    The internet wins again hahaha 😂

  25. That top right fan is going to be causing a lot of turbulence and it will inhibit the CPU cooler imo.

  26. A-Lewd-Khajiit

    Just remove Saddam since it’s blocking hot air from escaping your PSU

  27. AMTierney

    Have them both exhausting rather than one bringing air in from the top, heat naturally rises.

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