A aceman2105 Baseband Member Messages 59 Aug 7, 2004 #1 ok, should my CPU fan be blowing the air on my CPU/heatsink or sucking it away?
H Hinrichisgod In Runtime Messages 485 Aug 8, 2004 #3 You need a steady flow of air in your case, using intake and exhaust fans
T TechKid Baseband Member Messages 84 Aug 8, 2004 #4 blowing on it unless you got some really messed up fan
J j4cKal^ Baseband Member Messages 21 Aug 8, 2004 #5 yah i would definitely have to say blowing on it
L LV38_Eagle In Runtime Messages 325 Aug 8, 2004 #6 Some heatsinks, generally the ones with very dense fin layouts, work better with the fan sucking. The majority of heatsinks do work better with the fan blowing though. Try it both ways, see which gives better results.
Some heatsinks, generally the ones with very dense fin layouts, work better with the fan sucking. The majority of heatsinks do work better with the fan blowing though. Try it both ways, see which gives better results.
