Blow In Or Blow Out?

[clocker]

You should try every possible combination you can think of, take note of temps and then decide for yourself.
You have nothing to lose but time and may learn something about the peculiarities of your case in the process.

[kaiweiler]

Originally posted by GrubMe@5 March 2004 - 21:57
So i should put 2 fans blowing in and 1 blowing out?

Give it a try one way, chack your temps, if your not satisfied, try changing it around untill you get it the way you like it.
Just make sure you place your fans blowing into places that actually need more airflow, and don't just make em blow into a corner or some useless place that doesnt need mroe airflow.
Just blow onto all the major parts ie. HD, CPU, RAM, PSU, ETC

[GrubMe]

How can you check your Temp?
Install a program?
In your BIOS?
Windows XP?

Well I blowed 2 in, 1 out... so cool now...
But how can you check your temperature?

[clocker]

MotherboardMonitor5 or SpeedFan will work.
Google is your friend.

[GrubMe]

thank you...
Is this uninstallable?
No spyware etc...
wont damage my computer? ^^

[GrubMe]

Hmm kind of confusing ... well my specs are there if someone can find the appropraite hardware and link to me thank you.

[GrubMe]

my temp is like 23

How can i configure my case fan?
there are like temp1,2,3?
Which one is the case fan?

[delphin460]

cpu is usualy 1 , system fans are 2 and 3

[GrubMe]

is there any programs... that can control your case fans? instead of your spu fans etc? cause my case fans goes really fast that it makes noise.

what you mean system fans? case fans?

[tesco]

Originally posted by GrubMe@6 March 2004 - 01:53
is there any programs... that can control your case fans? instead of your spu fans etc? cause my case fans goes really fast that it makes noise.

what you mean system fans? case fans?

are your case fans connected using molex connectors or are they plugged into the motherboard? the motherboard fans can be controlled but molex ones cant.

If they are molex you can either build a speed controller or buy one from a computer shop.