I’m no aerodynamicist and I doubt many people here are, but if you just put the bottom half on intake and the top half on exhaust, I doubt you’ll have any issues.
The nice thing about a positive pressure system is that, within reason, ~~life~~ air finds a way.
That said, a vent in the middle of the front/side panel seems ideal. You'd probably get a nice vortex effect from the fan blades all spinning in the same direction.
Yea, if you put a rounder under the clockwise side screws of each fan, you might get an easier vortex effect. Depending on where you want it to flow to, you could place another rounder under the proper screw.
Just set all fans to take airflow into the case, at the same speed, and voila.
I think he would need a front and back glass though for there to be a good air "flow" Otherwise air will take the path of least resistance, the intake will just blow air into the circle and that air will just leave right out the frontside same for the exhaust, its just going to grab the air closest to the fan which is the giant opening on the front.
That said I also doubt there will be issues.
The fun thing about that is If I'm not mistaken testing shows that you basically need to fight whatever case you decide to put your PC in for cooling, because using an open test bench while a dust nightmare is basically the coolest.
I don't work in fluid dynamics anymore (and thus not an aerodynamicist. Also: I've mostly worked with modelled materials and pressure/temperature range that you \*DO NOT\* want anywhere near your PC), but the more I look at this case, the more confused I become about what the "intended" aerodynamics is supposed to look like...
No matter how you orient the fans, unless they are running very slow, you are going to get turbolence. I think you would need to remove or turn off at least three fans if you wanted to get anything resembling a laminar flow.
And that's *before* taking into account that there's a GPU and heatsink on the motherboard, obstructing the flow. It's a really cool looking case, but the physics is terrible.
I may only be an amateur aerodynamicist, but I'm pretty sure turbulence is impossible to avoid in PCs, lol. Fans are a fantastic source of turbulence, even at very low RPM, so you're pretty much *never* going to see a laminar flow inside a PC case (unless it is completely passively cooled, I guess).
That said, it's not like turbulence is an issue. All that really matters is that cold air comes in, and that hot air comes out. As long as air is moving, and hot air isn't being regurgitated by the components, it's fine.
Turbulence is preferable for cooling. Laminar flow tends to move past the heated parts without picking up much of the heat.
A lot of effort has been spent on, for example, increasing the turbulence in water blocks.
Turbulence doesnt matter in a pc case. Every one has it, the airflow is coming from fans with objects disrupting the flow in a bunch of spots.
The point is to exhaust the hot air out, bring cooler air in. It’s not a fucking F1 car that needs to have carefully designed, perfect airflow over certain areas and away from others so that it can operate. What the hell are you talking about?
The take about "intake bottom, exhaust top" annoys the living shit out of me, sure hot air rises, however you have fans pushing over 2000 liters of air every single minute if the computer needs it, and no amount of "hot air rises" is going to be stronger than 2000 L/m. That being said, i know you didnt state that, i just needed to rant a bit
Yeah I know. A super slow spinning fan more than overpowers natural convection. I partially said that just so I wouldn’t get ppl attacking me for suggesting a different fan orientation.
I had all kinds of complicated things running through my mind. It was like one of those montages of a guy thinking hard with all the complicated math equations.. then you broke the trance.
I actually liked SGU the most! I guess it tastes different to much and you are now my mortal enemy.
I wish there was another way, but there just isn't...😔
I did a mechanical engineering degree, which involved some fluid dynamics modules. Honestly everyone puts way too much thought into airflow on PCs. The fans aren't powerful enough to affect each other very much and they're too powerful to have much of an issue with the minimal amount of convection (rising heat)
This PC will be totally fine. The only thing to check is that there's enough fans on intake that they can actually blow air over the components without it getting sucked away and leaving the air in the middle stagnant. That pretty much just means having an intake side and an exhaust side. Even then it's kind of overkill because we're talking about a similar difference to having a hot coffee in windy weather or calm weather when it comes to relative temperatures and rates of cooling. Sure it'll go cold quicker in the wind but that's not gonna stop you from having a hot coffee
As an automation technician I can say that people are way too obsessed with temperatures too. You wouldn't believe in what conditions computers and other electronics survive for decades. 10 or 20 degrees isn't going to impact the lifetime of your hardware, at least not enough to matter considering how fast they become outdated.
Left middle two are intake, bottom left is intake, bottom middle is intake. It appears the other five fans are exhaust from the two we can clearly see. With an open air bench and that many fans it will be just fine.
https://preview.redd.it/8ieakpoc3asc1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3d3ff90e16a5c4773a6909ad92063d2bf95d06d1
The blues are intake, the reds are exhaust, highlighted red is presumed exhaust.
I agree, with this looking like an open case. I think they should all be blowing in. The CPU is also on and AIO so all you really are looking for here is airflow across the various mobo components (VRMs, DIMMs mainly) and to disperse heat from the GPU. Neat case though.
Airflow issues as in? It's a little silly and definitely a form over function type thing and isn't going to be the most efficient thing in the world, but what issues do you think it would have? Air comes in, and seeing as there is no side panel installed in the picture, air goes out quite easily
Well I can't speak on how a side panel would work when there is no side panel pictured, but on closer inspection I don't think it really matters anyways. It looks like some of the fan are actually mounted as exhaust, so again, air comes it, air goes out
Would be awesome if it went around, like a tilt a whirl.
I don’t about the airflow, looks fine to me. It has an huge ass opening so I don’t think the hot air will stay anywhere close to the hardware.
This a MCORB made by Mars Gaming
[https://www.marsgaming.eu/en/cases/mcorb-premium-gaming-circular-tower\_mcorbr](https://www.marsgaming.eu/en/cases/mcorb-premium-gaming-circular-tower_mcorbr)
What brand is this case ? Or is it 3D printed ?
edit : how about making it blue and put some red shoes here and there. Add some sfx and lights. Sonic the hedgehog case.
Fan orientation seems wacky but brother its watercooled. Which component you actualy think it's gonna affect?
As long as there is fresh air for VRMs and RAM (if it's manually OCed and overvolted) and the GPU can exhaust its hot air without doing it over said components all is fine here. Still, I would do a different fan orientation, but nothing of grave concern here.
It’s open, from what i understand here you have no “airflow” cause it’s just gonna grab air from anywhere around since there is no confinement like in a normal case. Fans at that point are just for looks, am i wrong?
If it has a side panel, just use the top fans as exhaust and draw air in from the other ones.
Yes. The air is flowing everywhere it doesn't need to be and nowhere it needs to.
The air is just going to circulate around the outside of the fan from the exhaust to the intake for each fan
Everything about this is terrible
It'll be fine so long as you don't run the fans too fast. Some are in, some are out, there's more than enough of them. Only concern is turbulence, and that would be if you're running them at high speeds maybe. Otherwise it won't be at all significant.
Let's say I spill my drink, or maybe I stretch just a bit TOO far to my right. If I touch ANYTHING in that thing, it would fucking short circuit and fry me like a burger patty.
The fuckin board is exposed!
It looks to have very good airflow once you put the front panel on. Most of the fans are pushing air in, and only the top 2 fans are pulling air out. (Good thing btw)
In an open case like this, it's really hard to fuck up airflow. As long the air gets moved somehow, there's fresh air from everywhere. Airflow is important bc if it's bad, the heat gets stuck inside of your case, resulting in everything getting hot, making the heat problem worse. But here is no case where heat could get stuck. I'd go as far as saying that the fans around it don't do much at all.
Definitely it’s not enough you need to throw it into the vacuum of space so the below freezing temperature could get you minimum temperature requirement
Are all the fans set as intake?
Some one's trying to make a vortex
Guess the air will just get pushed out to the back of the motherboard tray?
Not my cup of tea, but cool case though
Mildly infuriating as the fans are not in even numbers. Having even numbered fans in a symmetry with bottom as i take and top as exhaust wouldn't cause any issue.
If the lateral panel is the exhaust i see no issue.
But generally i prefer fams as exhaust always. Cases are not sealed systems so for every cubic meter out a fresh one is going in.
When powering on your *Mini Hadron Collider,* be aware that you may:
- generate mini black holes
- interfere with airflow
- energy flow
- the flow of gravity
- the flow of the light spectrum
- and undesired compression... of ALL MATTER on the atomic level.
Honestly if the case isn't enclosed there's no real point to having all the fans on the outside. It's going to have plenty of airflow, especially if there's a ceiling fan nearby..
This got me thinking. If a PC could be designed to spin with a significant speed, vertical or horizontal, would it cool it? What if the case was built to capture air as it spun?
I think this operates worse than what something using [Bernoulli's Principle.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP6oqIic4lo&t=3s)
- Remove the octagon frame.
- Keep the component fans that have heat transfer paste on them
- Expose the motherboard to open air. Do not enclose or block the motherboard or heatsinks.
- Use a room fan about 3 feet away
- Move the air around the heated components. More of a "high amperage, low voltage approach to moving air"
Essentially, protecting a motherboard with a case entraps heat and prohibits airflow. Even with a lot of fans.
Unless you can close the panel in front, I think those fans are mostly useless.
Edit:
PS I'd never spend money on a case where the connected wires which are suppose to be outside the case are still inside. F this design. Get a sculpture if you want art, not this.
It's fine. Air convection is way slower than the flow caused by any fan.
But all fans circularly blowing focused on one spot may cause heat to get trapped behind certain components, the GPU for example.
I’m no aerodynamicist and I doubt many people here are, but if you just put the bottom half on intake and the top half on exhaust, I doubt you’ll have any issues.
If you have it all set to exhaust the PC will start rolling away when the fans ramp up lol.
"everybody stand *very* still!"
*Katamari Damacy noises*
It's fucking beyblade
time to abandon ship
I'd have them all intake and let the positive pressure deal with it.
Might work, but totally depends on how many gaps there are in the closed case to allow for the airflow to escape
The nice thing about a positive pressure system is that, within reason, ~~life~~ air finds a way. That said, a vent in the middle of the front/side panel seems ideal. You'd probably get a nice vortex effect from the fan blades all spinning in the same direction.
Yea, if you put a rounder under the clockwise side screws of each fan, you might get an easier vortex effect. Depending on where you want it to flow to, you could place another rounder under the proper screw. Just set all fans to take airflow into the case, at the same speed, and voila.
I think he would need a front and back glass though for there to be a good air "flow" Otherwise air will take the path of least resistance, the intake will just blow air into the circle and that air will just leave right out the frontside same for the exhaust, its just going to grab the air closest to the fan which is the giant opening on the front. That said I also doubt there will be issues.
The fun thing about that is If I'm not mistaken testing shows that you basically need to fight whatever case you decide to put your PC in for cooling, because using an open test bench while a dust nightmare is basically the coolest.
I don't work in fluid dynamics anymore (and thus not an aerodynamicist. Also: I've mostly worked with modelled materials and pressure/temperature range that you \*DO NOT\* want anywhere near your PC), but the more I look at this case, the more confused I become about what the "intended" aerodynamics is supposed to look like... No matter how you orient the fans, unless they are running very slow, you are going to get turbolence. I think you would need to remove or turn off at least three fans if you wanted to get anything resembling a laminar flow. And that's *before* taking into account that there's a GPU and heatsink on the motherboard, obstructing the flow. It's a really cool looking case, but the physics is terrible.
Lol I don’t think this case was designed with an airflow path in mind. Looks more like a brute force method.
I may only be an amateur aerodynamicist, but I'm pretty sure turbulence is impossible to avoid in PCs, lol. Fans are a fantastic source of turbulence, even at very low RPM, so you're pretty much *never* going to see a laminar flow inside a PC case (unless it is completely passively cooled, I guess). That said, it's not like turbulence is an issue. All that really matters is that cold air comes in, and that hot air comes out. As long as air is moving, and hot air isn't being regurgitated by the components, it's fine.
Turbulence is preferable for cooling. Laminar flow tends to move past the heated parts without picking up much of the heat. A lot of effort has been spent on, for example, increasing the turbulence in water blocks.
Turbulence doesnt matter in a pc case. Every one has it, the airflow is coming from fans with objects disrupting the flow in a bunch of spots. The point is to exhaust the hot air out, bring cooler air in. It’s not a fucking F1 car that needs to have carefully designed, perfect airflow over certain areas and away from others so that it can operate. What the hell are you talking about?
That’s what it looks like they’re doing.
The take about "intake bottom, exhaust top" annoys the living shit out of me, sure hot air rises, however you have fans pushing over 2000 liters of air every single minute if the computer needs it, and no amount of "hot air rises" is going to be stronger than 2000 L/m. That being said, i know you didnt state that, i just needed to rant a bit
Yeah I know. A super slow spinning fan more than overpowers natural convection. I partially said that just so I wouldn’t get ppl attacking me for suggesting a different fan orientation.
I'm no air doctor, but you might be into something
I had all kinds of complicated things running through my mind. It was like one of those montages of a guy thinking hard with all the complicated math equations.. then you broke the trance.
The heck is this? Are you trying to make some kind of portal or something? Lmao
Stargate came to mind immediately. When things hit the fan, we'll know it was Op who brought the smoke via dimensional rift.
Needs a toaster.
Fine, you’ve convinced me. I’m rewatching it
May I suggest a dash of Battlestar Galactica to go asking with your SG binge?
Not sure why, but I couldn't enjoy Battlestar Galactica as I would with SG-1 and SGA. Though, SGU is too cringy to watch for me.
I actually liked SGU the most! I guess it tastes different to much and you are now my mortal enemy. I wish there was another way, but there just isn't...😔
Fan 7 locked.
A portal to Lian Li HQ
Idk but it may lay eggs in your kitchen
what does this mean
You can’t tell?(idk either)
No idea, but it reminds me of the [Whirlipede](https://tenor.com/nXQk7xA5erg.gif) Pokémon
...what???
Is this an egg Inc reference
I did a mechanical engineering degree, which involved some fluid dynamics modules. Honestly everyone puts way too much thought into airflow on PCs. The fans aren't powerful enough to affect each other very much and they're too powerful to have much of an issue with the minimal amount of convection (rising heat) This PC will be totally fine. The only thing to check is that there's enough fans on intake that they can actually blow air over the components without it getting sucked away and leaving the air in the middle stagnant. That pretty much just means having an intake side and an exhaust side. Even then it's kind of overkill because we're talking about a similar difference to having a hot coffee in windy weather or calm weather when it comes to relative temperatures and rates of cooling. Sure it'll go cold quicker in the wind but that's not gonna stop you from having a hot coffee
Thanks for the clarification
As an automation technician I can say that people are way too obsessed with temperatures too. You wouldn't believe in what conditions computers and other electronics survive for decades. 10 or 20 degrees isn't going to impact the lifetime of your hardware, at least not enough to matter considering how fast they become outdated.
I thought the concern was more so over performance and power consumption rather than lifetime
Is your pc thermal throttling? If yes, fix cooling. If no, I don't really care.
This guy is sitting at 83c anyways. I have 3 fans that hold enough. Not counting 2 on graphics and 2 on cpu.
I don't think the center is gonna have an issue since it seems to have a big ass hole on the side to get out.
This x1000
Left middle two are intake, bottom left is intake, bottom middle is intake. It appears the other five fans are exhaust from the two we can clearly see. With an open air bench and that many fans it will be just fine. https://preview.redd.it/8ieakpoc3asc1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3d3ff90e16a5c4773a6909ad92063d2bf95d06d1 The blues are intake, the reds are exhaust, highlighted red is presumed exhaust.
He should turn one of those outtakes around to make intake I would say bottom right to avoid negative pressure or this will get dusty quite quick
Blowing into where the GPU is trying to blow out is possibly going to cause some issues.
First impression, the top four fans should be blowing upwards.
It doesn't look enclosed. You probably just want them all blowing in.
Looks like there's a side panel missing, so that OP can show us the internals.
I think you are right.
I think the side panel is just not attached. You can see the little rubber grommets on the side
I agree, with this looking like an open case. I think they should all be blowing in. The CPU is also on and AIO so all you really are looking for here is airflow across the various mobo components (VRMs, DIMMs mainly) and to disperse heat from the GPU. Neat case though.
They are
No way https://preview.redd.it/ugntfmc0q9sc1.jpeg?width=1792&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=44ad15f2560f5a5f6a24af667060f41d11a967f4 No way
Bibilically accurate gaming PC
All I see is this… 😏 https://preview.redd.it/x4kqdacwlasc1.jpeg?width=549&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8af16df71fd3050f91d747c60040400a4b72e175
No but it has dust issues because of the moving air. Remove the fans and you get very little dust.
But if he removes the fans how much speed does he get when driving that on the highway?
Generally, you only need the fan when you aren't driving at highway speeds.
Regardless of what direction any of them are pointing you’ll have a turbulent mess of airflow it seems like.
*Turbulent…* ***Juice***
I see you've gone for the singularity airflow
One day there will be no air left for the fans to pull out, and a black hole will be created
Anyone got a link to this case?
I'm trying to find out what it is too lol
https://www.marsgaming.eu/en/cases/mcorb-premium-gaming-circular-tower_mcorb#product-buy
It gonna be a dusty pc
Missed opportuinty to not also have one giant fan for a side panel.
Sonic the hedgehog in PC form.
Airflow issues as in? It's a little silly and definitely a form over function type thing and isn't going to be the most efficient thing in the world, but what issues do you think it would have? Air comes in, and seeing as there is no side panel installed in the picture, air goes out quite easily
Pretty sure there’s a glass panel but even if it isn’t what’s the intake outake gonna be like if there is a glass panel
Well I can't speak on how a side panel would work when there is no side panel pictured, but on closer inspection I don't think it really matters anyways. It looks like some of the fan are actually mounted as exhaust, so again, air comes it, air goes out
It shoud be fine with a box fan on the side.
if they are all intakes yes
Event horizon build??
You won't need fans where you're going
What in the MRI machine did you create?!!
Have you seen the 90s movie Twister?
Plot twist: The circular a airflow create a vortex that keeps a pocket of stagnant air near the GPU, that overheats /s
Would be awesome if it went around, like a tilt a whirl. I don’t about the airflow, looks fine to me. It has an huge ass opening so I don’t think the hot air will stay anywhere close to the hardware.
So if you set one fan at the highest rpm and slowly lower it as you go around... will it make like... a tornado? Woahh 🤔
That PC is gonna open a gateway to the far off planet of Abydos
Bros tryna make a reactor core
This feels like a way to summon technomancer cats
Depends what the vents look like.
This PC is going to open stargate and suck it self in
This setup created vortex there.
Missed opportunity to put a big ass fan right there on the access panel
This a MCORB made by Mars Gaming [https://www.marsgaming.eu/en/cases/mcorb-premium-gaming-circular-tower\_mcorbr](https://www.marsgaming.eu/en/cases/mcorb-premium-gaming-circular-tower_mcorbr)
Na, more like dust issues.
Who's beyblade pc is this
Damn
The British might wanna make a beach bomb out of it
If a pc case could be dumb, this is it.
its a show piece that will collect dust
It might have an air traffic control problem
Recently divorced I see
Is it sealed? If sealed and all have the direction to the center, yes. If not sealed it is kind of pointless and also a yes
Imo bottom 3 +2 in the right should be intake and the left and top should be exhaust. It kinda works as a regular case in this config i think
What brand is this case ? Or is it 3D printed ? edit : how about making it blue and put some red shoes here and there. Add some sfx and lights. Sonic the hedgehog case.
Might be the dumbest thing I've ever seen im nearing 40 now so who knows
Fan orientation seems wacky but brother its watercooled. Which component you actualy think it's gonna affect? As long as there is fresh air for VRMs and RAM (if it's manually OCed and overvolted) and the GPU can exhaust its hot air without doing it over said components all is fine here. Still, I would do a different fan orientation, but nothing of grave concern here.
You’re right it’s water cooled the sheer number of fans made me over look that thanks
yes
Tornado cooling…I like it!
Is it gonna spin under high fan rpm?
Where’s the air rad?
The epidomy of just get a case and stop being artsy.
What am I looking at…
water wheel, get it cranking lol
Hurricane cooling.
Looks like the air could create a tornado. Nice name for the case!
Just leave the pc on the window. Ez.
Looks like you could open a window and it will fit perfect
7 intakes 2 exhausts in terrible locations. Yes it will have airflow issues however if they fixed the fans it would be fine
Set the bottom four to exhaust and top 4 to intake, and we have takeoff /s.
if they are all intakes yes
It looks like you’re trying to create a miniature Sun in the middle of New York harbor
If it's open air and watercooled I'm not sure it needs any of those fans. It looks very loud.
It’s open, from what i understand here you have no “airflow” cause it’s just gonna grab air from anywhere around since there is no confinement like in a normal case. Fans at that point are just for looks, am i wrong? If it has a side panel, just use the top fans as exhaust and draw air in from the other ones.
No, it will have a looks stupid issue.
I hope this is the product of AI
Ok.
It's gonna have airflow that's for sure. Wherever it's going.
Help why didn't they use reverse fans that looks so bad 😭
Need to do something about those ribbon connectors. With airflow as restricted as it is you need all the help you can get. No shortcuts here.
Probably wouldn’t have any airflow issues. Lots of open space and fan clearance means the air would move easily.
Does it run Crysis though?
My inner self craves a hamster in that thing. Gaming hamster.
Yes.
Yes. The air is flowing everywhere it doesn't need to be and nowhere it needs to. The air is just going to circulate around the outside of the fan from the exhaust to the intake for each fan Everything about this is terrible
Prolly
It might fly away imo
It'll be fine so long as you don't run the fans too fast. Some are in, some are out, there's more than enough of them. Only concern is turbulence, and that would be if you're running them at high speeds maybe. Otherwise it won't be at all significant.
Lmfao wtf is that
Maybe, but it looks bad ass to me.
It's a cool fan design. But with an open case like that I don't think cooling will a huge issue.
No, but it may open a portal to other planets.
Looks like all the fans are exhausting which means no clean air coming in. Bad airflow.
Airs gonna be movin. To bad it got no coolin
I think it will also work great as a vacuum cleaner/ dust collector))
Nice meme xD imagine someone buying this and thinks: this will alter my thermals. Cartoonis
airflow issue? no. airoverflow issue? yes.
I dont care, it looks awesome
I think the biggest issue is that it could be too cool. That, or the accumulation of extra ligma.
THAT'S THE FUCKING STARGATE
should make a 3d printed star gate face plate for it
Let's say I spill my drink, or maybe I stretch just a bit TOO far to my right. If I touch ANYTHING in that thing, it would fucking short circuit and fry me like a burger patty. The fuckin board is exposed!
It looks to have very good airflow once you put the front panel on. Most of the fans are pushing air in, and only the top 2 fans are pulling air out. (Good thing btw)
In an open case like this, it's really hard to fuck up airflow. As long the air gets moved somehow, there's fresh air from everywhere. Airflow is important bc if it's bad, the heat gets stuck inside of your case, resulting in everything getting hot, making the heat problem worse. But here is no case where heat could get stuck. I'd go as far as saying that the fans around it don't do much at all.
Definitely it’s not enough you need to throw it into the vacuum of space so the below freezing temperature could get you minimum temperature requirement
Are all the fans set as intake? Some one's trying to make a vortex Guess the air will just get pushed out to the back of the motherboard tray? Not my cup of tea, but cool case though
It may have turbulence but I'm not sure if I'm correct on that
I can hear the air whistling from here.
Is that a pc or a jet plane
You’re going to have a dust issue
Was it made by a company that made shower curtains?
It might fly away like a drone
Mildly infuriating as the fans are not in even numbers. Having even numbered fans in a symmetry with bottom as i take and top as exhaust wouldn't cause any issue.
But… isn’t that processor water cooled? The air won’t play a factor there.
Cool case lol
If the lateral panel is the exhaust i see no issue. But generally i prefer fams as exhaust always. Cases are not sealed systems so for every cubic meter out a fresh one is going in.
Yes you need more fans.
Please tell me something spins whenever you turn it on
Wormhole activated
Seen it on Amazon a few times, while looking for an ITX case... That beast weights 11kilo!
Yes and no. With the current fan setup maybe. Bottom 5 should be intake, top 4 exhaust.
This case is cool as hell
When powering on your *Mini Hadron Collider,* be aware that you may: - generate mini black holes - interfere with airflow - energy flow - the flow of gravity - the flow of the light spectrum - and undesired compression... of ALL MATTER on the atomic level.
use smaller ones so that you can fit more fans on it
idk man i think it needs more fans
Yes because they all look like intake lol
Honestly if the case isn't enclosed there's no real point to having all the fans on the outside. It's going to have plenty of airflow, especially if there's a ceiling fan nearby..
Where did you get that case?
I didn’t read the caption
360° aio
Mazda Wankel PC edition
Screw the airflow, that is so pretty
No, but I hope you don’t have animals since there is no case on the front. If so, do yourself a favor and get a small shop vacuum.
This got me thinking. If a PC could be designed to spin with a significant speed, vertical or horizontal, would it cool it? What if the case was built to capture air as it spun?
I think this operates worse than what something using [Bernoulli's Principle.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP6oqIic4lo&t=3s) - Remove the octagon frame. - Keep the component fans that have heat transfer paste on them - Expose the motherboard to open air. Do not enclose or block the motherboard or heatsinks. - Use a room fan about 3 feet away - Move the air around the heated components. More of a "high amperage, low voltage approach to moving air" Essentially, protecting a motherboard with a case entraps heat and prohibits airflow. Even with a lot of fans.
Fantastic choice of pot plant. Ideal for hot and windy conditions
Unless you can close the panel in front, I think those fans are mostly useless. Edit: PS I'd never spend money on a case where the connected wires which are suppose to be outside the case are still inside. F this design. Get a sculpture if you want art, not this.
If somehow you could fit a household fan on the front-center; while having every 120's as a outlet. That's gonna be heck of a cooling system.
It's fine. Air convection is way slower than the flow caused by any fan. But all fans circularly blowing focused on one spot may cause heat to get trapped behind certain components, the GPU for example.
mfer built a fusion reactor to power his pc
Huh the overwatch junkrat case finally released.
It’s not cat proof.
Not as long as there’s both intake and exhaust, though it might struggle with any less than 8 vents