There ain't gonna be any hot spots in this case with a CM Hyper TX3, two intakes and one exhaust. Especially since the top is vented, and hot air rises.

hot air rises in pc case was debunked long ago, its about airflow

you have owned 1 case your entire life and supposely a degree in what, and you cant understand simple concept of cooling? and lol at your math on your own rig its negative, internal fans do not count as intake

if positive airflow was so great why did many cases like antec1200 such crap not even considered

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 11 2016 10:35am

LMFAO.

Hot air rises, deal with it.

Let's see... some noob on the internet sez hot air doesn't rise.

The entire scientific world says it does.


Hmmm.

lol when fans are included it doesnt matter airflow does
what do you have a degree in?
fastest/efficient way to cool negative cooling with air flow

fuck I should just start saving my links at work too

simple math and logic
if you have 2 x 60cfm fans pumping air into a case and 1 60cfm exhaust what happens after 5 mins, alot of pockets after long use temps are always in favor of negative cooling, same reason kitchens are cooled with negative pressure

link me something that has positive winning in cooling
and tell me why antec 1200 is such a fail

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 11 2016 10:50am

Well ignoring all that drivel...


The ONLY time hot air doesn't rise...is when it can't, because it is otherwise constrained. Fans don't matter one bit.

Unless the fan is in a round pipe, same size as the fan. Like a 6" fan in a 6" round horizontal duct, for example.



As for your wants and desires, I suggest you look up the info you want. rather than posting your BS spam, in here.

lol there is a bench test of the heat rises in pc case out there they even used another case and turned it to see temps for a change of nothing

and for the heat to exhaust fast enough to not heat up the new air you need shit load of positive air and some static pressure to push it through the vents

dont you have a degree in physics?


This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 11 2016 11:05am

More importantly, what education do you have?

I'll answer when You answer

Why are most modern cases supporting balanced to negative cooling

Plz link a bench with positive winning

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 11 2016 11:14am

Lets see who wins this argument.

/sarcasm

You've stated about 3 times, just in this thread about proof you've read on the internet...

Well, let's see it. :/