Question Sharkoon Nightshark Airflow

[Blensidi]

Hello,

I have the Sharkoon Nightshark RGB chassis with the 3 RGB fans still installed in my system. I watched some guides about airflow and it said there that your airflow should be balanced to not create any vacum if there are too many exhaust fans or overheat the system if there are too many intake fans and the exhaust fan/-s won't be able to pull out the hot air.

Now here is the question: Since I have got the Sharkoon Nightshark chassis I can place only 1 exhaust fan in the rear and no more. I was planning on placing more fans into the case (at the bottom and/or maybe in the side but now I'm not sure because of that airflow stuff.

Can anyone give me advise?

 

[LordVile]

Hello,

I have the Sharkoon Nightshark RGB chassis with the 3 RGB fans still installed in my system. I watched some guides about airflow and it said there that your airflow should be balanced to not create any vacum if there are too many exhaust fans or overheat the system if there are too many intake fans and the exhaust fan/-s won't be able to pull out the hot air.

Now here is the question: Since I have got the Sharkoon Nightshark chassis I can place only 1 exhaust fan in the rear and no more. I was planning on placing more fans into the case (at the bottom and/or maybe in the side but now I'm not sure because of that airflow stuff.

Can anyone give me advise?

Pictures?

I have a h200i and run 2 x 140mm fans up front at low RPM and 1 120mm at medium RPM. personally like a bit of positive pressure in the case

 

[Blensidi]

Pictures?

I have a h200i and run 2 x 140mm fans up front at low RPM and 1 120mm at medium RPM. personally like a bit of positive pressure in the case

Sorry right now I am in vacation so I cannot show you any pictures but my system has those 3 pre built in fans and the CPU cooler is the Thermalright Macho X2.(https://www.amazon.com/Thermalright...ight+macho+x2&qid=1564326167&s=gateway&sr=8-1 )
However I am planning to get a AIO cooler aswell because I want so me really cool looking RGB RAM and since my air cooler is covering all the RAM slots I cannot see anything from outside so that's one of the reasons why I am posting this thread.

 

[LordVile]

Sorry right now I am in vacation so I cannot show you any pictures but my system has those 3 pre built in fans and the CPU cooler is the Thermalright Macho X2.(https://www.amazon.com/Thermalright...ight+macho+x2&qid=1564326167&s=gateway&sr=8-1 )
However I am planning to get a AIO cooler aswell because I want so me really cool looking RGB RAM and since my air cooler is covering all the RAM slots I cannot see anything from outside so that's one of the reasons why I am posting this thread.

Looking at the case the airflow won't be great as the front is sealed off and they seem to be using their own fans rather than good ones from your Noctua, be quite etc. Suppose at least if you bought an RGB AIO you might get better fans included on the Rad and you'd just need to buy the same kind of fan for the rear exhaust.

 

[Blensidi]

Looking at the case the airflow won't be great as the front is sealed off and they seem to be using their own fans rather than good ones from your Noctua, be quite etc. Suppose at least if you bought an RGB AIO you might get better fans included on the Rad and you'd just need to buy the same kind of fan for the rear exhaust.

So you reommend me buying better fans like from Corsair, be quiet! or Noctua rather than using their Sharkblade fans?