Overall Case CFM

[maeveth]

I am wondering on average how much total CFM flow people have through their case. Just curious more than anything. I don't know what my CFM is right now but I am just looking for some general numbers. Thanks in advance.

Edit: To clarify I mean basically how much air is your case taking in and putting out. So dont include CFM from NB, CPU, ect. Thanks

 

[Johnx64]

Hmm. 120mm 20cfm side intake \120mm 20cfm front intake\ 120mm 20cfm exhaust \ and 80mm 20cfm for the psu exhaust. Im not sure aout the cfm though it might be around 25cfm. Cool and quiet


Current cpu temp idling is 33c so is my chipset. video card is idling at 51c. Doors and windows are open and it's 80f outside.

 

[funcantonguy73]

Hi guys interesting thread I thought I would add my case and fans. I have the 250 mm side intake it's rated around 150 CFM on max speed but I run it on min, then I have the Aerocool Xtreme Turbine 120mm on the front and the same fan on the exhaust and they are rated 89.39 CFM max speed and they are on min as well. Then as added help for Evga 8800 GTS Super I have a techie toyz pci exhaust its' rated for 35 CFM and it sits butt up against the 8800 right where the open slits in the cooler are. All these fans run through a Nexus Fan Controller all set to slowest settings 24/7. There is but a whisper of noise with everything at min settings and temps after 1 hour of FEAR are
Cpu Core max temp 49C/120F
Case Temp 42C/107.6F
Chipset Temp 41C/105.8F
8800 GTS default fan speed 60 % was 72C/161.6F

If I cranked all the fans up and ran them full blast I am sure the temps would come down quite a bit but I prefer the quiet myself. Sorry for the long post but I thought I would add my info for anyone who cared.

Have a great day guys and thanks for the thread. Happy Gaming