hmmm. I guess its not really applicable for me even though its mainly for gaming. On load, CPU hovers around 62-65 and GPU 50-53. Both are on aio and drawing air in. Front rad for gpu and top rad for cpu.
Once i flip the top from intake to exhaust, my CPU hits 70 which i supposed is due to the fans blowing the warm air from inside the case through the radiator and out.
In any case, both intakes provides the best thermals for me at the moment :/
Ah ha! good that you did point this out. you know what you are doing
For radiators to work you need cool air and not warm air.. unless you are pushing your exhaust fan at full speed at all times.
There are tons of arguments at other forums or even on YouTube about the placement of radiator, as in to exhaust warm air through the radiator out of the case. "It work BEST"
Unknowingly this will bring up the temp of whatever you are cooling.
To me is utter rubbish and yes, GPU is the main factor to heat. I did change a GPU for a friend who is running on a GTX 1060 card to a 2080 Ti card, using Tachi Z390 and Intel i7 9700K in his small case (Phanteks P300). with the original card overclock. the case is warm but once using the 2080 Ti card (overclocked) by him. My god, it's like an oven when you touch the case.
Just to add on, by getting additional cheapo non-performance Pressure Static aRGB fans (push pull method), it does help in temperature and some might even generate heat. Which will contribute 1 or 2 degrees gain in temperature.
anyway lets focus on what TS is asking for
