koolent
Youngling
Its the best price bro, 4.6k is really nice for 620W that of Seasonic.
That fan is perfect
. Superb airflow BTW which cabinet you chose ??
Pure gaming RIG Under 50k
Its the best price bro, 4.6k is really nice for 620W that of Seasonic.
That fan is perfect
. Superb airflow BTW which cabinet you chose ??
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pratyush997
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I have selected NZXT GAMMA cabinet is it GUD ???Its the best price bro, 4.6k is really nice for 620W that of Seasonic.
That fan is perfect
BTW which cabinet you chose ??
Theitdepot - NZXT Gamma Black Steel Mid-Tower ATX Cabinet
Will 620W PSU suffice ???
koolent
Youngling
NZXT Gamma is a great Cabinet
and 620W is more than enough for your Machine.. Oh sorry, MONSTER.. .And buy 4 of these fans: Cooler Master XtraFlo
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pratyush997
Inactive
4 FANS!!!!..LOL it will make it an AC bro--Will I be needing itNZXT Gamma is a great Cabinet
And buy 4 of these fans: Cooler Master XtraFlo
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pratyush997
Inactive
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pratyush997
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NZXT looks more ventilated and stylish in looks than any other, Isn't it ??
Any guess??30-40 Sec. or less
Omi
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I really don't remember the actual link, but I had read an extensive 2 parts review of all possible fan placements in all possible scenarios, with temp of all components and effects over it. More is not better here
a Quote from another article
but for a graphic card a side fan helps more.
That I cant tell
Don't expect magic tough!, Add an SSD and see it blazing
SSD upgrade is just for faster boot times and fast loading, its an add-on than a necessity.
You can add one later anytime to see the true potential, that is what an ssd is for, Unlocking the Full potential.
waiting for a full review with some benchmarks!
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pratyush997
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Thanks and can you please suggest me a good brand of HD 7870 with linkI really don't remember the actual link, but I had read an extensive 2 parts review of all possible fan placements in all possible scenarios, with temp of all components and effects over it. More is not better here
a Quote from another article
but for a graphic card a side fan helps more.
That I cant tell
Don't expect magic tough!, Add an SSD and see it blazing
SSD upgrade is just for faster boot times and fast loading, its an add-on than a necessity.
You can add one later anytime to see the true potential, that is what an ssd is for, Unlocking the Full potential.
waiting for a full review with some benchmarks!
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pratyush997
Inactive
Which has better cooling HIS or Sapphire
koolent
Youngling
HIS IceQ has better cooling..
I know that theory.. Its just that 3 fans are the best option as NZXT Gamma has 1x120mm fan included
. adding more fans will give diminishing results and adding less fans, less cooling. So, purchase 3x120mm fans and then Install as to Maintain front to back airflow. This can be the best for your cabinet.NZXT Gamma supports 6 Fans.
FRONT, 1 x 120mm
SIDE, 2 x 120mm
TOP, 2 x 140/120mm
REAR, 1 x 120mm, 23db/42CFM (included)
So get three fans and fill as this:
1x120mm (Top) (Exhaust)
1X120mm (Side) (Intake)
1x120mm (front)(Intake)
included with the case --> 1x120mm (Back) (Exhaust)
Now, this will be complete stable and cool system with continuous airflow. Your beast will never heat up when this will be combined with CM Hyper 212 Evo.
and order NZXT M59 Side window panel from NZXT for your case too.. It looks just amazing with it.
its really low price for that.. E-Mail NZXT about this today
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pratyush997
Inactive
Where can I buy that GFX card cuz its not available on flipkartHIS IceQ has better cooling..
I know that theory.. Its just that 3 fans are the best option as NZXT Gamma has 1x120mm fan included
NZXT Gamma supports 6 Fans.
FRONT, 1 x 120mm
SIDE, 2 x 120mm
TOP, 2 x 140/120mm
REAR, 1 x 120mm, 23db/42CFM (included)
So get three fans and fill as this:
1x120mm (Top) (Exhaust)
1X120mm (Side) (Intake)
1x120mm (front)(Intake)
included with the case --> 1x120mm (Back) (Exhaust)
Now, this will be complete stable and cool system with continuous airflow. Your beast will never heat up when this will be combined with CM Hyper 212 Evo.
Omi
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Shapphire 7870
@koolent
Adding More Fans can actually reduce the effective cooling.
you can read more, I can't tell you all of it in a forum post.
Its all about how the air flows inside the cabinet,
extra fans can cause turbulence in air reducing the air flow.
Multiple fans can also cause same air to rotate in an area,
So it is actually by experimenting you can find the best for a particular case.
Just cause a case supports 6 fans doesn't mean you put those.
A single fan at rear has been proved to be most effective in many many cases,
In some cases more fans have resulted in increased temperatures
cooling is not proportional to no. of fans, it is all about how the air flows
through the components
It is not that I have experimented things myself, I have read a lot about it.
If you have any other suggestion with any validation, I will be happy to my reading be proved wrong. After all why keep wrong knowledge
@koolent
Adding More Fans can actually reduce the effective cooling.
you can read more, I can't tell you all of it in a forum post.
Its all about how the air flows inside the cabinet,
extra fans can cause turbulence in air reducing the air flow.
Multiple fans can also cause same air to rotate in an area,
So it is actually by experimenting you can find the best for a particular case.
Just cause a case supports 6 fans doesn't mean you put those.
A single fan at rear has been proved to be most effective in many many cases,
In some cases more fans have resulted in increased temperatures
cooling is not proportional to no. of fans, it is all about how the air flows
through the components
It is not that I have experimented things myself, I have read a lot about it.
If you have any other suggestion with any validation, I will be happy to my reading be proved wrong. After all why keep wrong knowledge
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koolent
Youngling
^ No disrespect for such a nice bro but I also know that cooling is not proportional to fans..
My concept:
ok, lets start with why I choose all 120mm, actually, the front 120mm draws air in and the Rear 120mm throws it out (this is the basic thing). Now, we add a Side 120mm intake to cool the CPU and the GPU and it helps the two to maintain airflow by maintaining a chain. Now, the top fan, when air is trapped as it is extremely hot, rises up, this air is thrown out by the TOP 120mm exhaust. Now one socket is left for the pressure exchange and to maintain pressure, this allows the air to go in and out as per requirement.
This is totally cool system with the near best pressure availible as no hot air stays inside and coll air is drawn in the same proportion, its actually a chain of airflow.
Thats what I think..
@OP - Bro, This is for maintaining the same pressure as the environment, Its the best as no air atays inside and every fas plays its part equally.
My concept:
ok, lets start with why I choose all 120mm, actually, the front 120mm draws air in and the Rear 120mm throws it out (this is the basic thing). Now, we add a Side 120mm intake to cool the CPU and the GPU and it helps the two to maintain airflow by maintaining a chain. Now, the top fan, when air is trapped as it is extremely hot, rises up, this air is thrown out by the TOP 120mm exhaust. Now one socket is left for the pressure exchange and to maintain pressure, this allows the air to go in and out as per requirement.
This is totally cool system with the near best pressure availible as no hot air stays inside and coll air is drawn in the same proportion, its actually a chain of airflow.
Thats what I think..
@OP - Bro, This is for maintaining the same pressure as the environment, Its the best as no air atays inside and every fas plays its part equally.
OP
pratyush997
Inactive
^ No disrespect for such a nice bro but I also know that cooling is not proportional to fans..
My concept:
ok, lets start with why I choose all 120mm, actually, the front 120mm draws air in and the Rear 120mm throws it out (this is the basic thing). Now, we add a Side 120mm intake to cool the CPU and the GPU and it helps the two to maintain airflow by maintaining a chain. Now, the top fan, when air is trapped as it is extremely hot, rises up, this air is thrown out by the TOP 120mm exhaust. Now one socket is left for the pressure exchange and to maintain pressure, this allows the air to go in and out as per requirement.
This is totally cool system with the near best pressure availible as no hot air stays inside and coll air is drawn in the same proportion, its actually a chain of airflow.
Thats what I think..
@OP - Bro, This is for maintaining the same pressure as the environment, Its the best as no air atays inside and every fas plays its part equally.
According to the Two given links by desiJATT The Website clearly tells that the rear/back fan(Throws air out of the cabinet) and the top(As u told throws air out) can work @ their Full Potential cuz
1st- It's comes under Negative Pressure..
2nd-
So having 1 120mm Fan installed in front down and having other one at either side or top should increase the cooling efficiency of the cabinet
Such that 1st Fan will intake the air, 2nd fan @either top intake the air or @side will Throw the air(To Low down the TEMP. of gpu&cpu) and the 3rd(Included with Cabinet) Will throw the air out of the cabinet
I think this should work and reduce the temps overall inside the cabinet by 2-3 Degree C.
What Do u think????
koolent
Youngling
Use the side fan as INTAKE only, as hot air rises up and the TOPxREAR EXHAUST will throw them out. Use the TOP fan for INTAKE only, its ok
You will need to sync the cpu cooler too.. Try placing the cooler fan so it throws the air backward (towards your airflow) as this will not interfare with the active airflow and won't create unwanted noise or heat.
This must lower the temps by 8-9 degrees and the dust too as this is a case of positive pressure
You will need to sync the cpu cooler too.. Try placing the cooler fan so it throws the air backward (towards your airflow) as this will not interfare with the active airflow and won't create unwanted noise or heat.
This must lower the temps by 8-9 degrees and the dust too as this is a case of positive pressure
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