[andrew brunner]

this pic below is my case. there are 2 fans on the case not counting the psp. Im not using the stck psp. If i deside to add a fan where would the best place for the fan be? thanks

Edited by andrew brunner, 03 February 2008 - 08:20 PM.

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[andrew brunner]

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[anzenketh]

andrew brunner,

I would not install a fan on the side because the air would not flow right. If you already have a fan on the front and the back of the system then you might want to look at blowing air on a particular part. What are you trying to cool?

[andrew brunner]

well i had some over heating probs with my old graphics card
but my new temps are good doing a lot of cod4. so right now i dont think i may need a fan, ill keep an eye on it

[Troy]

Hi there,

There are aftermarket heatsink/fan units you can purchase for a graphics card, but also the fan on the front of the case is down the bottom, so it's blowing in and pretty much over the hard drive(s) and onto the graphics card. If you already have a fan here and still wish to get better cooling, you may wish to upgrade the fan on the front to one that moves more air.

Of course, if your new graphics card isn't having any hassles then perhaps don't worry about any changes for now, just keep an eye on it as you have mentioned.

Cheers

Troy

[andrew brunner]

thanks