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I think I saved them so I'll check when I remember.
I flipped the fan back due to my install and hot air extraction from the cabinet.
Although it was cooler I wasn't happy with external factors.
But in general they do not apply to others.
Thanks Doyll.
This is my logic + with it pressurized.... I'll report once I've tested it.
Temps at the mo top at 70c, have played with the 2 120s speed at temps, this is the best I've got so far....
That's true, not even 4 screws, 2 wire clips lol.
But yea I'll give it a go, my issue is unplugging it all as some cables are tight.
But guess I'll try it, might take some temps around unit first.
Lifting it as in picture really helps, let's far more air to get in easier, also got a usb...
The 2 fans blowing in under the GPU are high static and obviously push air through into the cpu area.
They made a vast improvement in temps, never climbs above 70°c
The CPU cooler fan sits hard against the top grill with plenty of grill left to spare on all 4 sides.
So with pressurized case...
Hey there. Joined up just for this thread lol.
I just built a node 202, and wanted to flip the fan. Was wondering how this worked out?
In my head it's better flipped, my boy said to leave it (he's the brains).
So this would be great to know.
Attached is some build info.
Thanks