Question Cooling 3000d with 240 AIO ?

Nov 25, 2023
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Hi I'm building in a 300d with a 7600 and 7800xt. The case has 3 120mm intake on the front and i have a 240 AIO on the top, the idea being that this PC can be upgraded in the future so alongside the AOI it also has a 1000w PSU. My question is whether to exhaust or intake through the AIO which is mounted on top. the front of the case and the top have mesh filter so i thought to have positive pressure i would intake through the front and AIO and have the rear exhaust running slightly faster than those intakes, the 7800xt is a Geforce WF so there are 3 fans which again are exhausting air being supplied by the lower front intake. Intake from the front then the AIO, GPU and rear fan exhausting seems like a lot to me, unless maybe i run the front fans a bit faster than the AIO and Rear exhaust? I usually set up a fan curve on my GPU so it ramps up as temps rise. Any thoughts would be welcome, thank you.
 
yess front set to intake and i have a spare fan for exhaust.

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