How to optimize your case airflow!

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Title	:	How to optimize your case airflow!
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Comment from : Chris Loew

Ever since I switched to an Azza Cast 808w I haven't had anymore issues with ventilation Dust collection is minimal A breeze to work with really (no pun intended)
Comment from : Hank Dusa

im pretty sure thats the case i got with my microcenter prebuilt, i forget the name of the case but im looking at it and everything looks the same lolbredit: i saw the lian li name, is it a good case or not i cant tell with what you were saying
Comment from : Wing

wait lemme take of my socks so i can use my foot to measure air flowing through a case per minute
Comment from : Zenko

Great content but way too many adds on all videos
Comment from : juan esparragoza

One thing I think you forgot to mention, what about the inner temperature? The air heated by the component? If intake is 2 and exhaust 3 would it be or could it be equal after intake air is compressed inside the case bya all component vga heats ink, cpu fan Can air be more compressed after exposed to heat or something? Sorry if I'm mistaken I'm still trying to understand here
Comment from : WPDaddy

My cable modem makes more noise than my PC
Comment from : Dios67

Dont really care much for fan optimization ever since i did testing on where i should place exhaust and intake The difference is only around 2c to 3c max Just fill it with fans and if theres a filter, make those your intake Thats it, stop obsessing over it unless your overheating Your cpu gpu cooler will determine most of the temps regardless of how optimized your case fans are
Comment from : Just a Nobody

Got me a Be Quiet (Dark Base Pro) with 140mm x 4 in Front Bottom and 140mm x 3 out Top upper Back also a Noctua DH15 with 140 x 2 on the CPU also heading out the back fan
Comment from : Jay D

I was thinking of getting some RGB fans for the front of my case, and moving the current front ones to the topbrI'll just set them all to intake first - I'm running an air cooler straight on top of the CPU and wouldn't want the top fans "stealing" fresh air away from it
Comment from : Peter Carey

Compressed air is warm It’s when it gets uncompressed is when it gets cold
Comment from : Timmy B

6:28 Good one 💀
Comment from : LOL MAN

In my 2017 build I have a Phanteks Evolv case, Corsair H115I on the front with fans in front and back as intake, 3 fans on top as exhaust and 1 on rear as exhaust yet my 4080/i7 7700K set up keeps hitting 100C in HW Monitoris it possible my 4080 is too much with my old CPU or the Evolv may just have shitty exhaust sine the top has only small slitsidle is 37-43CbrbrEDIT: Not that anyone cares but I just took the top plate off my Evolv case with its crappy little slits for exhaustidle temps went from 35-43C to 31-33Canother round of MW2 went from 98-100C to 68-74Ccripes, I knew the top plate sucked but didn't think it affected it THAT much Now I have a ghetto rig cuz i'm not putting that top plate back on
Comment from : Richard Rico

Just stop using case
Comment from : Yato Yato

Using incense as a visual aid to determine pressur is genuis
Comment from : Simply Sage

What'd be ideal RPM setup for case with 3x140 intake, 3x120mm radiator exhaust and 1x140 rear exhaust to achieve positive pressure?
Comment from : Kubko

Using cubic meters tyvm
Comment from : Pr0xy

This guy is like a scientist and his explanations are crisp
Comment from : Yogesh Pandit

A thing I use for air pressure testing is a single ply tissue and just holding it near things
Comment from : Lucas

Jay - what do you think about ASUS branded fan optimization that is provided with certain ASUS MOBOs? I use ithowever, I am going to be buying a new case, mobo, and AIO to replace some components in my PC Learned a few things here and I plan to increase the RPM on my front of case fans to push more air in I have 3 fans on top for exhaust and one fan directly behind CPU cooler (air cooling) currently that is also exhaust Should the fan in back of case be pushing air in?
Comment from : Braunschweiger