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<blockquote data-quote="Luca Brasi" data-source="post: 1101960" data-attributes="member: 60220"><p>This is where it gets tricky. It is true for a thermal ideal case like the Mac Pro. If it's true for your system depends on how the airflow will work in your specific setting. Worst case is that you produce an airflow which takes care of some components and some are left behind in hotspots of hot air. </p><p>I'd advice again to test. You could put a box into the compartment which reduces the height and close the front. Do some testing. Having a second look at your system specs I guess you will be fine with the additional fan and the holes Jay_UK suggested.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Luca Brasi, post: 1101960, member: 60220"] This is where it gets tricky. It is true for a thermal ideal case like the Mac Pro. If it's true for your system depends on how the airflow will work in your specific setting. Worst case is that you produce an airflow which takes care of some components and some are left behind in hotspots of hot air. I'd advice again to test. You could put a box into the compartment which reduces the height and close the front. Do some testing. Having a second look at your system specs I guess you will be fine with the additional fan and the holes Jay_UK suggested. [/QUOTE]
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