I'll soon be upgrading from a MicroATX case to a Midi ATX to accommodate bigger component (namely a new GPU and motherboard), and I can't think of a way to achieve a positive air pressure. The case I've been looking at is the Corsair Carbide Clear 400C.
To my disposal are:
Antec Khuler H2O 1250. An exhaust-only AIO water cooler.
2 120mm fans. Not static pressure or anything.
3 80mm fans. (Not that they will come to play really, but they're there)
a single 120mm fan that comes with the case, and another 140mm that also comes with the case.
Obviously, if needed, I will buy more fans according to the answer I find suitable.
A link to the case itself:
http://www.corsair.com/en/carbide-series-clear-400c-compact-mid-tower-case
There are a few images that show the case open and even one with airflow currents and also the amount of fans and sized that'd fit in there.
Thanks a lot in advanced,
Lyle.
To my disposal are:
Antec Khuler H2O 1250. An exhaust-only AIO water cooler.
2 120mm fans. Not static pressure or anything.
3 80mm fans. (Not that they will come to play really, but they're there)
a single 120mm fan that comes with the case, and another 140mm that also comes with the case.
Obviously, if needed, I will buy more fans according to the answer I find suitable.
A link to the case itself:
http://www.corsair.com/en/carbide-series-clear-400c-compact-mid-tower-case
There are a few images that show the case open and even one with airflow currents and also the amount of fans and sized that'd fit in there.
Thanks a lot in advanced,
Lyle.