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need advice! Case Cooling

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Squall_Rinoa89

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Just trying to Maximize the air flow in my CoolerMaster XM Case...

I have the following.

200mm intake fan that came with the case at the front.
120mm fan on the hd bay. (Blows air towards my 660 GTX TI)
200mm fan on the side door - Intake
200mm fan on top thats a standard one - Exhaust
200mm fan Megaflow fan by Coolermaster - Exhaust
140mm fan standard - Exhaust

This fine?
 
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Looks overkill to me. I would get rid of the 200mm on top and side, and the 140mm exhaust. But I prefer a quiet PC.
 
LOL :)

If it is for the components in your sig, there isn't a need for such cooling.
 
Only comment I have is that you are likely running negative pressure, there is more air going out from fan effort than being sucked in, so the pressure in your case is low--which means you'll get more dust inside as air and dust particles find unfiltered ways into your case. I prefer positive pressure because it pushes exhausting air out of those unfiltered holes everywhere and tends to accumulate less dust.
 
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