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I've got a corsair 250d which apparently is fairly large as far as MITX's go. My build uses a corsair h100i V2 CPU cooler (Had to end up drilling two holes to mount the radiator) and it works well. The fans are set to intake air, along with the case fan in the front. I have no GPU atm, and will be getting a GTX 1070 when it's out. I have to decide between a blower or not. I don't get the impression the blowers are very good when it comes to cooling and sound but I'm worried about a GPU intaking a load of air on the left side of the case too, so there's intakes on the left, right, and front, maybe making the PC hot. Apparently having so much air intake just pushes it out the back more efficiently, which would be fine. What should I do?
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Jun 3, 2016 14:34
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Yeah as far as I'm aware it's usually the height of the gpu that causes trouble. I can fit a 970 that's 140mm, any higher is asking for trouble. I checked, and it seems most of the new cards are 140mm or under.
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Jun 3, 2016 15:51
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Thinking of returning my gtx 1080 G1 due to it running loud and pretty hot. I have a corsair 250d, which has a 140mm front fan. If i were to get this closed loop watercooled gpu when it's out, would the fan simply be placed where the front fan is now? Can't see any info on what size the gpu fan is. http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5919#kf This should help with the noise and temp issue, yeah?
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Jul 17, 2016 14:15
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