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Most, if not all GPUs (in their stock configuration and cooler ) pull air through their fans into their heatsink.What is different how the air is exhausted, like the 3000 series FE has a flow-through design that will pass some air into the case. Most AIB GPUs would exhaust via the sides.You don't want your fans at the bottom of the NR200 to be exhaust, as it will be fighting the GPU.You would want the fans in intake orientation, as you currently have now, but the jury is still out on whether bottom fans will help or hinder temperatures. In my own use, I find that bottom fans will help in low to medium loads, where your GPU will not have to ramp up too quickly.Have you tried undervolting your GPU? I find that it does help with coil whine, to some degree.
Most, if not all GPUs (in their stock configuration and cooler ) pull air through their fans into their heatsink.
What is different how the air is exhausted, like the 3000 series FE has a flow-through design that will pass some air into the case. Most AIB GPUs would exhaust via the sides.
You don't want your fans at the bottom of the NR200 to be exhaust, as it will be fighting the GPU.
You would want the fans in intake orientation, as you currently have now, but the jury is still out on whether bottom fans will help or hinder temperatures. In my own use, I find that bottom fans will help in low to medium loads, where your GPU will not have to ramp up too quickly.
Have you tried undervolting your GPU? I find that it does help with coil whine, to some degree.
