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Yeah that's why I like it, because if you don't have the same setup for every fan they're impossible to compare in any meaningful way.
I also think the side fan gives a bigger benefit in terms of temperatures than the top fan, since then you would be putting air directly where it's needed...
Got some input on the side fan situation. Apparently there is space on the bottom mount for a fan, but not the top one. So maybe I can put one fan on the bottom side (my GPU will presumably be happy) and one on the bottom mount. Because as you say, it's not so important that it's silent when...
Sounds great grambo, pretty much the same goals as you. I also wanted to use the PWM control of the motherboard. I've been drooling on the Palit GTX680, you seen that? Looked pretty cool in tests.
The reason why I was thinking side fan is because of this article...
So I'm planning on building an Ivy Bridge and GTX680 setup in this case in the near future. The plan is to upgrade to SLI sometime later if necessary, but for now I will have just the single card. I was hoping to do some overclocking, and to that end I'm going to buy a Noctua NH-D14 for the CPU...
I was thinking of getting this case and putting in two Thermalright TY-140 fans in. My thought was to put them in the side door (following http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2012/02/10/the-big-cooling-investigation/1) but probably experiment a bit.
Has anyone tried playing with fan placement...