I believe your overthinking this. First you would have no dust filters on the intake fans. Second their usually no reason to fill all case slots. No real filter on that case anyhow just a front mesh.There are 2 reason out of which 1 i told you as above.
second one is long psu shroud in this case. Below (first fan from bottom) front intake fan will throw air to closed psu shroud which is kind of blockage for below front intake fan not completely but about 50% psu shroud will block the intake air by below fan in front.
And my gpu will less cool fresh air from outside.
In front we have plenty of space to exhaust the air.At the back, you still clearance for the cables.
That inch or two is all that is needed for exhaust space.
Its just moving air.In front we have plenty of space to exhaust the air.
will that physics work here which i have expressed in my last comment.
Cooler master Mb511Its just moving air.
It will work, but I don't think it will work as well as the traditional setup.
Especially as we have no idea of what case you're working with.
Why would you want to do the exact opposite of what the manufacturer suggests?Cooler master Mb511
There are 2 reason out of which 1 i told you as above.Why would you want to do the exact opposite of what the manufacturer suggests?
I believe your overthinking this. First you would have no dust filters on the intake fans. Second their usually no reason to fill all case slots. No real filter on that case anyhow just a front mesh.There are 2 reason out of which 1 i told you as above.
second one is long psu shroud in this case. Below (first fan from bottom) front intake fan will throw air to closed psu shroud which is kind of blockage for below front intake fan not completely but about 50% psu shroud will block the intake air by below fan in front.
And my gpu will less cool fresh air from outside.
Please send the snapshotLook at mine below would be about the same setup.
I see his pic just fine.Please send the snapshot
i guess you have missed out to attach pic.