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  1. judsonlarkinv56
    I'm planning to upgrade my gaming PC and would like to improve airflow without making the system much louder. My current setup includes: Mid-tower ATX case 240 mm AIO mounted at the top Three 120 mm front intake fans One 120 mm rear exhaust fan RTX-series graphics card High-performance CPU Would adding bottom intake fans or replacing the existing front fans with higher static-pressure models make a noticeable difference? I'd also like to know: Do you prefer positive or neutral air pressure? Have you seen significant temperature improvements by changing fan placement? Any fan curve recommendations for balancing cooling and noise? I'd appreciate hearing about your experiences and any tips that helped improve your system temperatures.
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