More air in with decent filters in place will hugely reduce dust problems inside the case.
Negative pressure can have some cooling advantages but most PC cases aren't ideally setup for that especially in respect to dust.
That'll be down to case design (size, internal placement of stuff, etc), fan placement positions, and fan speeds. But mostly on the fan speed (you run them at).Thanks. But what about cooling and ensuring hot air is exhausted?
That'll be down to case design (size, internal placement of stuff, etc), fan placement positions, and fan speeds. But mostly on the fan speed (you run them at).
Apologies, I know this has almost certainly been asked before, but what is the consensus on setting up case fans? More air in or out?
Thanks.
Ok. Positive pressure seems to be the consensus.
I'll use the slightly more powerful fans as intakes.
just have a good flow and your all good