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![]() | 1) That's because the front intake panel is restrictive. 2) That side panel 92mm fan is "hurting" the air flow of the case.
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![]() Could it be that the dust filter from the front intake restricts it? I'll test it.
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![]() | best case I ever had was the default cgieftech dragon medium case. 3 fans in front, 2 of wich in a HD cage, and 2 in the back next to the PSU fan. I had a lian li PC-60 that couldn't beat it's temps. (was easier to carry however, guess you can't have it all)
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![]() | Equation to calculate air flow requirement in a case - Q = 1.76 W / TC Where: Q = Airflow required in CFM W = Heat dissipated in watts Tc = Temperature rise above inlet temp ° C For example, how much CFM air-cooling does a system need that dissipates or consumes 300 Watts, allowing only a 10 degree C rise? The above equation results in 52.8 CFM. source http://www.jmcproducts.com/cooling_i...e_analysis.pdf
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