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Hi everyone
Could I get a sanity check on my cooling setup? TLDR - it's currently set up for neutral pressure, but would I better with positive pressure?
I'm running a 5900x and 3080ti in a Jonsbo U5. Cooling is an Arctic Liquid Freezer ii 240mm with Noctua NF-A12x15 fans. Case fans are Noctua NF-S12A ULN to keep the noise down. I'm using the 3 bottom fans as intakes and the top fans as exhausts. There's also about a 1" gap the length of the pci slots, as the screw cover doesn't fit with my gpu installed.
Performance is perfectly acceptable, but I was wondering if my fan placement is optimal. The GPU gets plenty of fool air, but would I better switching the back exhaust fan to an intake to give the GPU more cool air?
Thanks!
Could I get a sanity check on my cooling setup? TLDR - it's currently set up for neutral pressure, but would I better with positive pressure?
I'm running a 5900x and 3080ti in a Jonsbo U5. Cooling is an Arctic Liquid Freezer ii 240mm with Noctua NF-A12x15 fans. Case fans are Noctua NF-S12A ULN to keep the noise down. I'm using the 3 bottom fans as intakes and the top fans as exhausts. There's also about a 1" gap the length of the pci slots, as the screw cover doesn't fit with my gpu installed.
Performance is perfectly acceptable, but I was wondering if my fan placement is optimal. The GPU gets plenty of fool air, but would I better switching the back exhaust fan to an intake to give the GPU more cool air?
Thanks!
