sorry, i explained this REALLY poorly

there's one fan on each side of the radiator, both fans are pushing air in the same direction, out of the case.

think they should both be reversed, or both fans pushing into the radiator?

This post was edited by Wretch on Mar 23 2017 02:30pm

True. In alot of cases it has a positive effect on cpu temps and close to no negative effect on gpu temps.

Oh the same direction is one push air though while the other is pulling it out.
So you should be doing it correct. Is it something like a h55?

yep, like that. it's a 120mm antec kuhler.

the tiny-ass micro case i got is making this cooling thing hard mode.

So... You're telling me you have a single 120mm radiator, With the fans both in pull?

So how does that work exactly? Do you have 2x fans on one side of the rad? Or do you have one fan on each side... Countering the other one out lol


If you have two fans, You should always do Push/Pull. With a single fan.. Push is always better.




Push/pull is how the fan is set up on the radiator, Not the location the rad is mounted. If you have a fan blowing air through a rad, its push. if you have it on the other side of the rad blowing away, its pull.




I really should read the second page of threads before i quote things on the first page



That's a great pic

This post was edited by Rikuo on Mar 23 2017 03:57pm

Pull has no different effect than push. However what the hell is a double pull?

I think by double pull he means picture from #13

Let's ask the question no one has asked... what is your pumps rpm at? Willing to bet it's dead

ummm I call bs on video.
I've done this before and NEVER have I seen 10 degrees diff.
Case looks clean also so can't really say its that, just this ain't accurate.

if I had a spare aio i'd totally do it now to show you guys but I'm not ripping apart my rig to do this.

Ambient temps.