Feb 19, 2004 #1 I Imp Limp Gawd Joined Feb 6, 2004 Messages 190 Hey since I put in my intake fan, my temps increase instead of lowering, will a HSF make the air flow better so that the intake fan will play a role in decreasing the temp instead of increasing?
Hey since I put in my intake fan, my temps increase instead of lowering, will a HSF make the air flow better so that the intake fan will play a role in decreasing the temp instead of increasing?
Feb 19, 2004 #2 N NotSoSimple [H]F Junkie Joined May 17, 2003 Messages 14,618 Huh? Depends on how you have your fans set (intakes/exhaust) and how your HSF is blowing. My setup I have an intake on the side panel blowing close to the HSF and the HSF blowing onto the heatsink. An intake in the front, a blowhole up top on switch, and one lonely exhaust out back.
Huh? Depends on how you have your fans set (intakes/exhaust) and how your HSF is blowing. My setup I have an intake on the side panel blowing close to the HSF and the HSF blowing onto the heatsink. An intake in the front, a blowhole up top on switch, and one lonely exhaust out back.
Feb 19, 2004 #3 I Imp Limp Gawd Joined Feb 6, 2004 Messages 190 right now I have an exhaust...a HSF, and a intake...with the intake looks like my temp is more higher than b4
right now I have an exhaust...a HSF, and a intake...with the intake looks like my temp is more higher than b4
Feb 19, 2004 #4 N NotSoSimple [H]F Junkie Joined May 17, 2003 Messages 14,618 It could be becuase the intake (If it is blowing onto your HSF) is blowing more air than your HSF is. It screws up the airflow delio.
It could be becuase the intake (If it is blowing onto your HSF) is blowing more air than your HSF is. It screws up the airflow delio.