If you are mostly air cooling, there is no real cooling benefit to filling both side and front panels. Once I get that figured out, it's just picking the cooler and it's all done. What would be the best set up for this case? I intend to have it near a AC, so using those side fans as intake may actually help as well.Įither way, please give me some advice with this. However, I've seen some posts saying not to use the side fans, I could use it for GPU AIO exhaust (seriously considering it). The set up I'd like to do is 6 front intake, AIO behind the front panel, 3 fans at the top and one radiator.
5000D AIRFLOW BUILD HOW TO
Outside of going with either one of three AIOs (Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360, Corsair H150i Elite Capellix, or Cooler Master MasterLiquid M元60 R) or picking up a Noctua NH-D15, I am unsure how to configure the fans in this case. My question now is, what fan set up should I go with on this? My components are going to be a i7-12700F (with turbo boost enabled), Asus ROG Strix B660-A, Silicon Power A60 1 TB NVME, Crucial MX500 4TB, G.Skill Trident Z RGB 36000 CL182 x 16, EVGA 12GB, and filling the case with Arctic P12 PST A-RGB 120mm fans (if I go Cooler Master AIO, will use Sickle Flow fans instead). I'm down to the final part of my build, and decided to go with a Corsair 5000D Airflow case, the other option was Phanteks P500A but decided against it.
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