TotalRecall
09-02-2002, 05:43 PM
GamersDepot (http://www.gamersdepot.com/) has put up a guide to cooling for the beginner. Here's a snip:
As you can see you want to create the backwards “S” type shape meaning that cold air would be sucked into your case (also referred to as intake) at the front bottom and sucked out at the rear top (also reffered to as exhaust). This is a good airflow path provided it’s not obstructed by anything like cables, but more on that later.
This would also be a good read for anyone looking to build a computer in the near future. Read the guide here (http://www.gamersdepot.com/guides/cooling_guide/001.htm).
As you can see you want to create the backwards “S” type shape meaning that cold air would be sucked into your case (also referred to as intake) at the front bottom and sucked out at the rear top (also reffered to as exhaust). This is a good airflow path provided it’s not obstructed by anything like cables, but more on that later.
This would also be a good read for anyone looking to build a computer in the near future. Read the guide here (http://www.gamersdepot.com/guides/cooling_guide/001.htm).