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Honestly, some people on here do say that a fan does help and that every bit of airflow helps. Which is true in itself, but then again, I don't believe a few degress helps a ton in the Dan A4. Especially since M.2 drives are normally not that warm running overall, unless you do daily heavy loads.If you look at this video, Glob3Tech actually tested these scenarios with each fan and found out that an fan over the motherboards helps more with VRM temps than a bottom fan. But in the end, you decide for your own PC, I personally don't have one just because I have a V3 and hence don't have the cutout for it.[MEDIA=youtube]kX-Mj1f6YRc[/MEDIA]True, but that also results in having a massive heat spot in the middle of the case, which is bad considering how compact the case is overall. Plus that wall is also very close to the GPU, which could cause it to heat up as well.
Honestly, some people on here do say that a fan does help and that every bit of airflow helps. Which is true in itself, but then again, I don't believe a few degress helps a ton in the Dan A4. Especially since M.2 drives are normally not that warm running overall, unless you do daily heavy loads.
If you look at this video, Glob3Tech actually tested these scenarios with each fan and found out that an fan over the motherboards helps more with VRM temps than a bottom fan. But in the end, you decide for your own PC, I personally don't have one just because I have a V3 and hence don't have the cutout for it.
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True, but that also results in having a massive heat spot in the middle of the case, which is bad considering how compact the case is overall. Plus that wall is also very close to the GPU, which could cause it to heat up as well.
