Just changed the case for my PC, so I've taken the opportunity to rework some of my fans but I'm unsure if this is the ideal set-up for cooling.
Case - Corsair 4000D
CPU - R5 3600
GPU - MSI RTX 3080TI Gaming Trio
Fans -
AIO - Corsair H115i RGB Pro XT - Top-mounted with fans set to exhaust
Noctua NF-A14 PWM 140mm x 2 - Front-mounted set to intake
Noctua NF-A14 PWM 120mm x1 - Back-mounted set to exhaust
Essentially I'm just unsure if having the AIO set to exhaust is the best way forward. I could change it to intake, but that would leave the single 120mm fan as the only exhaust on the case.
After that, I'm then unsure what to have the fan curves set to. The Corsair has fan profiles within the iCue which is pretty useful, but should I just leave the Noctuas to a standard curve or adjust them?
Any advice or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Case - Corsair 4000D
CPU - R5 3600
GPU - MSI RTX 3080TI Gaming Trio
Fans -
AIO - Corsair H115i RGB Pro XT - Top-mounted with fans set to exhaust
Noctua NF-A14 PWM 140mm x 2 - Front-mounted set to intake
Noctua NF-A14 PWM 120mm x1 - Back-mounted set to exhaust
Essentially I'm just unsure if having the AIO set to exhaust is the best way forward. I could change it to intake, but that would leave the single 120mm fan as the only exhaust on the case.
After that, I'm then unsure what to have the fan curves set to. The Corsair has fan profiles within the iCue which is pretty useful, but should I just leave the Noctuas to a standard curve or adjust them?
Any advice or ideas would be greatly appreciated.