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I'm sorry but this is wrong. Hot air does rise, but it is slow and easily overcome by case fans. Sandwich style cases exhaust the majority of their waste heat straight up and straight down, when you put in bottom intake you are forcing that waste heat up and into the CPU and GPU coolers. When run as exhaust it removes the waste heat from the case and increases the intake of fresh air through the side panels into the GPU and CPU coolers.[MEDIA=youtube]R5wFdMjlGoc[/MEDIA]Watch this video from Optimum Tech where he tests both intake and exhaust, with and without tophats, in the Ghost S1.
I'm sorry but this is wrong. Hot air does rise, but it is slow and easily overcome by case fans. Sandwich style cases exhaust the majority of their waste heat straight up and straight down, when you put in bottom intake you are forcing that waste heat up and into the CPU and GPU coolers. When run as exhaust it removes the waste heat from the case and increases the intake of fresh air through the side panels into the GPU and CPU coolers.
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Watch this video from Optimum Tech where he tests both intake and exhaust, with and without tophats, in the Ghost S1.
