Good Morning David...
Yes it's very cool. But I have to add I keep my shop at an avg of 61F. Ambient air going in to the case can make or break anything you do to reduce the heat. Cold air going in absorbs the heat faster and more efficently than already warm air. If a lot of people would just turn down the heat in the winter or just trim down the vent in the room the system is in, it would allow cooler air to enter the system. In this persons case, the 120mm fans are moving what I assume to be already warm air, too quickly thru the case. The large volume of air is not needed because it's not having the few seconds to absorbe the heat. Swapping them out for more efficent 80mm and slowing them down will help. But that is just part of the solution. Look at everything. Hardware AND software. It's all inter-related.
Have a good day every one. It's going on 5:30 am here. Back to bed after kicking out a couple of drunks here that wrecked a room.
Yes it's very cool. But I have to add I keep my shop at an avg of 61F. Ambient air going in to the case can make or break anything you do to reduce the heat. Cold air going in absorbs the heat faster and more efficently than already warm air. If a lot of people would just turn down the heat in the winter or just trim down the vent in the room the system is in, it would allow cooler air to enter the system. In this persons case, the 120mm fans are moving what I assume to be already warm air, too quickly thru the case. The large volume of air is not needed because it's not having the few seconds to absorbe the heat. Swapping them out for more efficent 80mm and slowing them down will help. But that is just part of the solution. Look at everything. Hardware AND software. It's all inter-related.
Have a good day every one. It's going on 5:30 am here. Back to bed after kicking out a couple of drunks here that wrecked a room.