I just assembled my NR200 using one of the most suggested method, side AIO (H115i) pushing air into the case and 2 fans on the top as exaust, but I have an issue: the hot air from the GPU (4070 Ti Super TUF) is getting stuck underneath the AIO, next to the side panel, causing the GPU to warm up the radiator and the side panels. This happens in such a way that when running and isolated GPU benchmark, the AIO gets 10ºC warmer while the cpu is there doing nothing.
I'm planning to set the4 fans (2 AIO + 2 top) to exhaust air in an attempt to remove the hot air from the case and force some fresh air to enter in the bottom. I can't install fans on the bottom to increase air circulation, so perhaps working with a full negative pressure might help to force the hot air to move upwards. Is this the way to go?
I'm planning to set the4 fans (2 AIO + 2 top) to exhaust air in an attempt to remove the hot air from the case and force some fresh air to enter in the bottom. I can't install fans on the bottom to increase air circulation, so perhaps working with a full negative pressure might help to force the hot air to move upwards. Is this the way to go?
