Push/Pull AiO in top or front?
Hello everyone,
Unfortunately, I can't find any information on whether a push/pull configuration would be better for an AiO in the front or the top. Everything has its advantages and disadvantages, but what are the advantages and disadvantages of a push/pull configuration in the top?
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Many people use an AIO mostly in the front because it gets the best fresh air there.
You can also mount them at the top, but to do so you would need to get some fresh air in at the front.
If you install the AIO on top, it will probably be 2-3 degrees warmer because the GPU also gives off heat.
But it is enough if you undervolt your CPU and well
Hey Maik, so the hothead i9-13900k is being cooled 😀 Mounting three 140mm fans at the front is no problem. I'm running the Freezer II 360mm in push-pull mode, which means it's -2 degrees "colder." However, I'm looking for benchmarks that test exactly how many degrees warmer it actually gets at the top than at the front. But I can't find anything 🙁