Lol physics degree my ass

lol vented no fan areas the pressure will just ooze the hot air out so slow it will heat up the new air, you need that hot air pushed away as fast as possible with a nice flow and negative pressure creates a flow

you airflow is only as fast as your exhaust,



This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 12 2016 05:46am

hmm ok here ghot what results happened here?

https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Vertical-vs-Horizontal-Case-Cooling-89/page3


or what results happened here

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2012/02/10/the-big-cooling-investigation/6

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 12 2016 07:26am

post your sources with stats come on I have negative pressure case but call it positive cuz I count internal fans as intake lol

think you are the little pussy cat in real life cuz just look at you, very good success story huh?

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 12 2016 07:40am

lurking for 20 mins and no comment lol

You would argue with a damn wall if it opposed you...

lol, no I like stats and facts not just some guys random feelings on a subject

you should know this by now,

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 12 2016 09:30am

Had to READ both the 4 and 5 year old articles to find the flaws.

Ok, the Pugetsystems article. Not applicable. And it was a tie. And I already said the same thing earlier about, namely heat can't rise in say a 6" diameter pipe, which is NOT the situation we have with a case.

The bit-tech article. Not applicable. They used fan location blocking plates on the un-used fan locations. So in the front, front, rear, test they had the top fan locations blocked.


The 2016 Jayz video was done using smoke, to SHOW air flow. Pretty hard to argue with the directions that smoke flows.

Things you should have learned from the Jayz video:

Positive case pressure vs. negative....winner is positive case pressure, which everyone except you seems to understand.
Unblocked, unused fan locations (in a positive pressure situation) exhaust air, due to the fact, that they HAVE to.



Kind of amusing that you are so mad, that you posted 4 times...to yourself.

Or, that you are bored at work, and don't have a point...but just like to argue. :/



All in all, nice try.


Suggestion, maybe your time would be better spent, either offering workable solutions, not unjustified theories to the OP, OR, doing the job you are getting paid for, rather than spam your anger on here. ^^

a video with no stats of temps lol
not applicable but you cant provide shit

lol ghotlogic

not mad just showing your idiocy

and the link for 2 front with exhaust vs 2 exhaust over 1 front is in that bit tech link with stats there buddy that answers ops question

show your stats to show otherwise plz do

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 12 2016 09:37am

Wow, English must be your 2nd language?

The bit-tech is NOT APPLICABLE.

They stated themselves, that they use the cases mod-vent (fan location blocking plates), to block the un-used fan locations.
So, obviously the 2 front intake, one rear exhaust will not cool as well as if they had left the TOP fan locations...unblocked.

Try to find an article from this year, to prove the points that you don't seem to understand.

Positive case pressure, does exactly what I said it would do. Forces air out of every case location it can...even between the 5.25 inch bay blanking plates for example. And definitely out of two unused top fan locations. This was clearly shown in Jayz videos, using smoke. Do you honestly believe that he could get smoke to behave against it natural tendencies?

Yes, these are rhetorical questions. I don't expect you to agree, because you are not here in this thread to learn something.
You are here in this thread to ...I don't know...vent your anger??

lol



http://www.extremetech.com/computing/128313-extremetechs-guide-to-air-cooling-your-pc/2

http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/effective-air-cooling-guide-part-ii-myths-old-rituals-and-analysis.180883/

oh are you talking about this part? lol sounds like what I was saying lol
To do this test we arranged the three fans in probably the most traditional three fan setup (two front intakes, one rear exhaust) and tested with all the remaining fan mounts open and closed. The results surprised us a little as we thought that focusing the air flow provided by the two front intakes like this would make the setup perform better. We were wrong however as adding the blanking plates raised all three of the temperatures we were measuring. It was only by a little however, and adding the plates did cut down the noise emitted by the case considerably, so this is worth doing if you don’t mind a small hit in temperatures for a big noise reduction gain.

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 12 2016 10:00am