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    cluis89 is offline Junior Member
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    Default fan placement

    i have a case w/ 5 blowholes in it
    i was wondering how to arrange them
    which ones should i have blowing in and blowing
    out to have the best airflow
    -one in the rear
    -one in front
    -two at the side
    -one on the top

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    Default Re: fan placement

    Front and sides should be intake, rear and top should be exhaust
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    Default Re: fan placement

    NVM

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    Default Re: fan placement

    I would use the one at the back, and the one at the top(as exhaust), and depending on the rest of your hardware. I would possably place a fan in the front. I am assuming these fans are 120mm?
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