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NZXT's marketing blurb regarding airflow:"The dual-chamber airflow is thermally designed to allow the CPU, GPU, and PSU to pull in fresh air, and exhaust hot air without affecting temperatures of neighboring components."This reads like all fans are intake, with pure positive pressure out the perforated back panel as the exhaust?And when one looks at the AIO when it is flipped open, one can see the support arms (between the fan frame & hub), which we traditionally see on the side of the fan the air is flowing out of? I guess I will go over to OT's YouTube review & drop a comment, maybe he can give us more insight!(...I would really love to see someone do a short video with a slip of paper taped to the AIO/fan when flipped open, see if it pulls it against the fan or blows it away from the fan...)
NZXT's marketing blurb regarding airflow:
"The dual-chamber airflow is thermally designed to allow the CPU, GPU, and PSU to pull in fresh air, and exhaust hot air without affecting temperatures of neighboring components."
This reads like all fans are intake, with pure positive pressure out the perforated back panel as the exhaust?
And when one looks at the AIO when it is flipped open, one can see the support arms (between the fan frame & hub), which we traditionally see on the side of the fan the air is flowing out of? I guess I will go over to OT's YouTube review & drop a comment, maybe he can give us more insight!
(...I would really love to see someone do a short video with a slip of paper taped to the AIO/fan when flipped open, see if it pulls it against the fan or blows it away from the fan...)
