The processor temperatures are on par with the cases that we have tested with the Hydro 80 cooler. As it keeps one of the most vital parts, the GPU pretty well cooled. This case is targeted at gamers and this seems to be a major focus point. Computer fans blow toward the braces holding the motor. General rule of thumb is 'faces suck', the pretty face of the fan will suck air in.
As u/Zeekster2517 said there is an arrow. GPU idle as load results are a few degrees lower than most of our cases reviewed. There is an arrow on the fans indicating airflow or airflow goes from front to back logo being the front. Looking at the temperature results we can't look around the graphics card results. But at least it was doable, now the H100 fans just touch the motherboards heatsinks. One centimeter and a half was all that was needed for a tight fit. Official reply from Corsair is the following : who's gonna fit a 100 euro cooling into a 65 euro case ? Well that sole individual on the planet has to be me :P. There's just not enough clearance to fit that dual fan radiator in the top. So weird to not have compatibility with their own Corsair Hydro 100 cooler. However no rubber grommets for the cutouts, every penny had to be saved it seems. Screwless design is available for the three 5,25 inch drives. Our Corsair Hydro 80 had to be used for cooling down the OC'ed 3960X. Easily spottable is the room for graphics cards and the direct airflow from the 140mm fan. Making our life way easier !ĭue to the numerous cutouts and more than plenty of room behind the motherboard tray another clean build is a no brainer.
#300r corsair airflow software#
We still opt to use the X79 Sabretooth board for it's Thermal Radar software and readout points.
#300r corsair airflow Pc#
Luckily, the wall that the PC is in front of is hollow for the main AC duct that goes from the attic to the first floor, so it will be really easy for me to get the heat into the attic! I'll post pictures and the parts list if anyone is interested. I just use the EVGA Precision program for that.Īlso, I have been building a Wish List on amazon with the parts needed to DUCT the air out of the room since it gets pretty warm in here. I haven't set it up to control the GPU fan yet, but it can. It's a little tricky to set up (youtube helps), but it does a great job. (EVGA 780ti OC)īTW, if you (the reader) aren't using a fan control program, try SpeedFan. It runs pretty cool at 69c when I play BF4 maxed out. My GPU hasn't really seen a change with this flip. Just to experiment, I flipped the top two fans to intake, so the CPU radiator/fans could get some cold air, and it hasn't gone above 65c! I also figured that with the top two pushing air out, it was robbing the rear assembly from getting much air. I have 2x140mm quiet Corsair in front, same on the side (with similar filters as the ones you mentioned), then 2x120mm Corsair High Static Pressure +2000rpm sandwiching the radiator, blowing out the back port, then the 120mm & 140mm fans that came with the case on the top as exhaust.
#300r corsair airflow series#
Just FYI, I had my fans configured as you suggested and my Xeon E5-1650 was running at 72c under 100% load. Buy Corsair Carbide Series 300R Black Steel / Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case ATX (not included) Power Supply with fast shipping and top-rated customer. Silverstone 140mm Magnetic Fan Grill Filter FF141B This my friend.Dont forget to Filter those side intake fans with a pair of these.
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