Time to the next upgrade (MOBA)

[Witski]

Sooo here i am again,
soon ill take a new moba, a b450 but there are a lot of version of it and i don't know what they offer/do more than the cheapest one (87 euro)..i don't really care about super things like i don't know,something that i will never use,im looking for one that have real good audio drivers and maybe wifi (not important im using a dongle now and i don't have any issue or lag,and if i have problem i will transfer my room where the modem is to use ethernet cable) ..
Im planning to buy a ryzen 5 2600 and 16 gb Corsair CMK16GX4M2B3000C15 Vengeance ram dd4 3000Mhz and a case,ssd and stuff i will use the current one

[Witski]

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Messaggio originale di Witski:

If i want to i can add another fan into this tower i think,but it useless because it help to blow away the hot air from the other one right?

The more airflow you have going in and out of your case, the better. You need to get rid of the heat just as much as you need to bring the cold in.

So let's say your case has 6 120mm fan slots; 3 in the front, 2 on the top, 1 in the back. It's best to have 3 intake in the front, and the top and rear slots being outtake. The reason is to keep the flow going from the front to the back, and heat rises, so top mounted fans should always be outtake unless intake is your only option.

Seems right but impossible to do now with the actual Case ( i need a new one and search on internet/youtube for one with good and big 120/140 fans for silence mostly and flow)
I was meaning something like this is useless for me right now.

Fan1 ---> CPU FINS maybe fan 2 ---> Psu fan ^ (out)
I have this setup with the home fan blow into it from the side put down into some enciclopedias lol small desk

[r.linder]

Messaggio originale di Witski:

Messaggio originale di Escorve:

The more airflow you have going in and out of your case, the better. You need to get rid of the heat just as much as you need to bring the cold in.

So let's say your case has 6 120mm fan slots; 3 in the front, 2 on the top, 1 in the back. It's best to have 3 intake in the front, and the top and rear slots being outtake. The reason is to keep the flow going from the front to the back, and heat rises, so top mounted fans should always be outtake unless intake is your only option.

Seems right but impossible to do now with the actual Case ( i need a new one and search on internet/youtube for one with good and big 120/140 fans for silence mostly and flow)
I was meaning something like this is useless for me right now.

Fan1 ---> CPU FINS maybe fan 2 ---> Psu fan ^ (out)

be quiet! case fans are the best for less noise pollution.

PSU fan orientation should always be facing outside of the case unless you have a case without such an option and would choke the fan.

[Witski]

Messaggio originale di Escorve:

Messaggio originale di Witski:

Seems right but impossible to do now with the actual Case ( i need a new one and search on internet/youtube for one with good and big 120/140 fans for silence mostly and flow)
I was meaning something like this is useless for me right now.

Fan1 ---> CPU FINS maybe fan 2 ---> Psu fan ^ (out)

be quiet! case fans are the best for silence.

PSU fan orientation should always be facing outside of the case unless you have a case without such an option and would choke the fan.

RIght now the cpu cooler is facing the PSU and not the ram how is supposed to do,i just can't mount this way,the other option is to put the fans that blow into the gpu backplate (is hot by itself in gaming),so the air that flow into the psu and the psu push out it on the back it the best option i have now

[r.linder]

Messaggio originale di Witski:

Messaggio originale di Escorve:

be quiet! case fans are the best for silence.

PSU fan orientation should always be facing outside of the case unless you have a case without such an option and would choke the fan.

RIght now the cpu cooler is facing the PSU and not the ram how is supposed to do,i just can't mount this way,the other option is to put the fans that blow into the gpu backplate (is hot by itself in gaming),so the air that flow into the psu and the psu push out it on the back it the best option i have now

If that's all you can do, then it is what it is.

[Witski]

Messaggio originale di Escorve:

Messaggio originale di Witski:

RIght now the cpu cooler is facing the PSU and not the ram how is supposed to do,i just can't mount this way,the other option is to put the fans that blow into the gpu backplate (is hot by itself in gaming),so the air that flow into the psu and the psu push out it on the back it the best option i have now

If that's all you can do, then it is what it is.

Yeah..it just works....sorry but i love to Cit Todd when i can heheh,anyway thanks for your time,much apreciate it :) Pretty cool advices and clear ones too.

[r.linder]

Messaggio originale di Witski:

Messaggio originale di Escorve:

If that's all you can do, then it is what it is.

Yeah..it just works....sorry but i love to Cit Todd when i can heheh,anyway thanks for your time,much apreciate it :) Pretty cool advices and clear ones too.

You're welcome, it's what I'm here for.