I understand that it is usual that fans are set to blow up the top of the case - hot air rises - and the front fans suck in. Makes sense. ATX Tower case. Fans in the front and three more on the top. There is also a 140mm exhaust fan.
However, my Lian Li AIO Galahad 360mm shows the fans have a logo on the "suck side" therefore it is set to blow through the radiator pulling the inside, hot air, and blowing it outside. Click here if needed Lian Cooler
Logically I should be sucking in the cooler outside air. Also, my case filters are on the outside of the case, this would indicate the outside air should be sucked through the filters, filtering the dust from coming in.
So, should I mount the cooler fans in reverse configuration? This way they blow into the case, sucking in the cooler outside air and it is being filtered.
However, my Lian Li AIO Galahad 360mm shows the fans have a logo on the "suck side" therefore it is set to blow through the radiator pulling the inside, hot air, and blowing it outside. Click here if needed Lian Cooler
Logically I should be sucking in the cooler outside air. Also, my case filters are on the outside of the case, this would indicate the outside air should be sucked through the filters, filtering the dust from coming in.
So, should I mount the cooler fans in reverse configuration? This way they blow into the case, sucking in the cooler outside air and it is being filtered.