Howdy! I just recieved the case for my new PC which turned out to be a little bad. It's the Thermaltake XaserV WinGo V7000D, and it covers two of its intake fans so they can't take in any air. One of them is fine, because it's covered by a door which I'll just have to keep open, but the other one is covered by a plastic wall. I started drilling holes in the wall, but I stopped when it occurred to me that maybe the fan was meant to be that way. I mean, if there are three unblocked intake fans and two exhaust fans, won't that increase the pressure inside the case, putting strain on the fans? Or it might not, since the case is equipped with additional holes that open up near, but not quite at, the intake fan. So, should I drill the holes, or leave it as is?
Fan configuration:
Top: 80x80x25 mm fan, 2050rpm, 21dBA (exhaust)
Front: 80x80x25 mm fan, 2050rpm, 21dBA (intake--blocked by door)
Side Up: 90x90x25mm, speed adjustable fan, 1300rpm~3000rpm (intake)
Side Down: 90x90x25 mm fan,1800rpm, 21dBA. (intake--blocked by wall)
Rear: 90x90x25 mm, speed adjustable fan, 1300rpm~3000rpm (exhaust)
Thanks,
Alex
Fan configuration:
Top: 80x80x25 mm fan, 2050rpm, 21dBA (exhaust)
Front: 80x80x25 mm fan, 2050rpm, 21dBA (intake--blocked by door)
Side Up: 90x90x25mm, speed adjustable fan, 1300rpm~3000rpm (intake)
Side Down: 90x90x25 mm fan,1800rpm, 21dBA. (intake--blocked by wall)
Rear: 90x90x25 mm, speed adjustable fan, 1300rpm~3000rpm (exhaust)
Thanks,
Alex