Case Fans question

[ivaylo_junior]

I am looking to buy a budget decent pc case and I found the DeepCool Tesseract, which I think is good enough for the money. The thing is, there is only one front fan and 2 top fans. Right now, I will just leave the front fan and the back fan (Intake and Exhaust), but in the future I am thinking how to maximize the airflow - Should I place the 2 top fans to be 1 Intake and 1 Exhaust or leave them both Intake (Having 3 Intake and 1 Exhaust). If you have any other ideas, please feel free to help.

 

[jojesa]

I am looking to buy a budget decent pc case and I found the DeepCool Tesseract, which I think is good enough for the money. The thing is, there is only one front fan and 2 top fans. Right now, I will just leave the front fan and the back fan (Intake and Exhaust), but in the future I am thinking how to maximize the airflow - Should I place the 2 top fans to be 1 Intake and 1 Exhaust or leave them both Intake (Having 3 Intake and 1 Exhaust). If you have any other ideas, please feel free to help.

You should have a balance air flow to avoid negative pressure inside the case.
If you are working with 4 fans then you should have 2 intake and 2 exhaust fans (2 front fans intake, 1 on top and 1 rear exhaust fans .).

 

[feelinfroggy777]

Typically you want your fans on the front of the case to be intake and the fans at the top and back of the case to be exhaust. Since heat rises, you don't want to fight physics and try and bring in cool air at the top of the case.

I would leave the fans where the are from the start and see how your temps are. 3 fans may be more than enough.