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<blockquote data-quote="Peter2" data-source="post: 1102500" data-attributes="member: 24945"><p>Thanks Jay for stepping in and your suggestion!</p><p></p><p>So it's possible that I create some kind of corridor by just 1 intake hole and 1 exhaust with fan and that in the rest of my compartment, the hot air is accumulated?</p><p>With my previous desktop pc, I had closed the openings in the side panel in front of the CPU cooler and also closed other gaps except for an intake at the front bottom and I had 1 120mm fan at the back top, just under the PSU which also had a 120mm fan.</p><p>This worked very well but of course, being a tower it is almost perfect for such a configuration.</p><p></p><p>I guess it's just a matter of testing and since the back-panel will be replaced, I might create a small rectangular opening which spreads over the whole width to simulate some kind of venturi effect.</p><p></p><p>Thanks a lot guys for your input!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Peter2, post: 1102500, member: 24945"] Thanks Jay for stepping in and your suggestion! So it's possible that I create some kind of corridor by just 1 intake hole and 1 exhaust with fan and that in the rest of my compartment, the hot air is accumulated? With my previous desktop pc, I had closed the openings in the side panel in front of the CPU cooler and also closed other gaps except for an intake at the front bottom and I had 1 120mm fan at the back top, just under the PSU which also had a 120mm fan. This worked very well but of course, being a tower it is almost perfect for such a configuration. I guess it's just a matter of testing and since the back-panel will be replaced, I might create a small rectangular opening which spreads over the whole width to simulate some kind of venturi effect. Thanks a lot guys for your input! [/QUOTE]
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