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I installed a second fan to cool down my video card due to it having high temperatures when overclocked, but I couldn't decide which way to face it, so I tried both directions (one blowing air onto it, one pulling it away) and they both dropped the GPU temp by about 8C-10C. Is there any specific way I should have put it, even though both offer the same result?
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Replying to #1
I'm not really sure what type of fan you're installing, or how you're doing it, but the following may be helpful...
http://www.ehow.com/how_6896475_install-graphics-card-fan.html
I just took a CPU fan I had lying around, and positioned it near the graphics card. I'm not replacing the fan on the card.
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Replying to #4
you can't install an AC into a computer >.>
and back to the topic, i've looked around, and if i'm right, you want the CPU fan to be facing away from it..
I had this theory but never really tried this but shouldn't a cpu case both have a fans where air is put inside the case and another fan as an exhaust fan that take air out of the case.... it would be like a breeze passing inside the case...would that be a good plan?
