This has the advantage of helping remove warm air from the entire case as well as the H50's contribution and helping with overall airflow (front bottom fan will start working better) and you do not loose the intake of the side fan which is critical if you have or later add any kind of high performance video card. Fan cutout templates can be found on the net and 3 minutes with a jigsaw with a fine tooth metal cutting blade and a drill and you are done. It is not a bad idea from a working standpoint but I have to wonder if just cutting a blow hole in the top of the case towards the back, maybe even to fit one of the larger 140mm fans if the case is wide enough, would be easier.
I hope someone other than myself can understand that, but basicly i want to vent the hot air from the radiator straight out of the case. (case wall) (120mm fan) (corsair radiator) (120mm fan) (120mm to 80mm reducer) (80mm tube) (80mm to 120mm expander) (side panel) Just in case i havent explained myself very well, this is how i have thought of setting it up if i use the 120mm to 80mm reducer to attach it to the fan, and then 80mm tubing, and then a 80mm to 120mm expander to attach it to the side of the case, will it stuff anything up, cause of pressure build up or anything like that. does anyone know where i can get the 120mm fan tubing fromĢ. The brain wave was, having the hot air vented straight out of the case via the fan is the side of the case, but the only problem is that i cant find 120mm fan tubing, i can only find the 80mm tubingġ. I was going to replace the stock corsair fan, for a pair of noctua nf-s12bflx fans i bought the other week, but that is not the brain wave.
Corsair h50 liquid cooling install install#
On 2 of the video install guides it says that you should have the air getting pulled in from the back of the case. I am getting tomorrow one of the corsair h50 water cooling kits, and ive watched a few of the video reviews, and installation guides (mainly cause im bored at work, like now), and i have had a brain wave (and yes it did hurt)
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