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<blockquote data-quote="christiand" data-source="post: 267374" data-attributes="member: 62732"><p>I got the same case. Bought around 6 months ago. Its an amazing case. It is very big so if you are also interested you should check if you have the room the place it. What I liked most about this case is the fact that it can hold 6 harddisks, which made it ideal as a storage/mediacenter server.</p><p></p><p>For the main post I think you should replace your fan on the cpu. Air is being sucked in with the fan below the hdd's and then the airflow should go towards the back. So its better to just hold on to that airflow instead of creating an extra one that pushes air out to the right side.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="christiand, post: 267374, member: 62732"] I got the same case. Bought around 6 months ago. Its an amazing case. It is very big so if you are also interested you should check if you have the room the place it. What I liked most about this case is the fact that it can hold 6 harddisks, which made it ideal as a storage/mediacenter server. For the main post I think you should replace your fan on the cpu. Air is being sucked in with the fan below the hdd's and then the airflow should go towards the back. So its better to just hold on to that airflow instead of creating an extra one that pushes air out to the right side. [/QUOTE]
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