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Old 04-02-2014, 08:58 PM
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^^ What he said
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I updated in the first post
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Originally Posted by The Alchemist
Also, if I'm reading correctly, you put fans on, without a shroud, which greatly reduces the effectiveness of the fans and radiator. Without a shroud, you're essentially only cooling the immediate area behind the fan, and think about it, air will take the path of least resistance, and if the fan isn't sealed to the radiator with a shroud, the air won't pull past the fins effectively.
Shroud works with pullers not so much with pushers.
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Originally Posted by sbcgenII
Shroud works with pullers not so much with pushers.

True, I didn't ask if he had pushers or puller fans.
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Originally Posted by Chris@CBR
My friends have a hard time remembering where I live when I loan them tools!
Isn't that the truth.... made me laugh.



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