I'm assembling a new desktop in a Thermaltake V100 case. The case comes with
a 120mm fan attached to the rear and accommodates additional 120mm/140mm
fans on the top and front panel. The manual shows 2- and 3-unit fans (the
latter for the front) but I don't find such units in my web searches.
The
You should be fine with what you have. If it is not enough you the
components will either spin up fans producing noise or trottle down to
produce less heat.
If you observe the noise or throttling - you will know what to do then.
Tomas
On Wed, Dec 30, 2020, 16:18 Rich Shepard wrote:
> I'm assem
Hello,
On Wed, Dec 30, 2020 at 2:18 PM Rich Shepard
wrote:
> I'm assembling a new desktop in a Thermaltake V100 case. The case comes
> with
> a 120mm fan attached to the rear and accommodates additional 120mm/140mm
> fans on the top and front panel. The manual shows 2- and 3-unit fans (the
> la
On Wed, 30 Dec 2020, Tomas Kuchta wrote:
You should be fine with what you have. If it is not enough you the
components will either spin up fans producing noise or trottle down to
produce less heat.
If you observe the noise or throttling - you will know what to do then.
Tomas,
Thank you. Thin
On Wed, 30 Dec 2020, Matt McKenzie wrote:
For non-overclocked use, I typically would go with at least 1 fan in each
sector- 1 in front, 1 up top, 1 in rear. But the more the merrier, more
won't hurt anything. Plus with more fans you can keep them running a
little slower, thus quieter. My current
I would recommend adding one intake fan (or even relocating the existing
fan) in a filtered location. This is not (directly) for cooling, but to
maintain positive pressure inside the case.
If your exhaust is greater than the intake, then it pulls in air
wherever it can, this leads to dust being pul
On Thu, 31 Dec 2020, Jason Barnett wrote:
I would recommend adding one intake fan (or even relocating the existing
fan) in a filtered location. This is not (directly) for cooling, but to
maintain positive pressure inside the case. If your exhaust is greater
than the intake, then it pulls in air
Yes!! filtered air for a positive pressure in the case,
that will keep the dust way down. Nothing nastier
than opening up a case and having to dig through
enough dust to set up a grow operation in... B-]
On Thu, Dec 31, 2020 at 3:23 PM Jason Barnett
wrote:
> I would recommend adding one intake f
