Negative vs Neutral Air Flow Comparison | How to setup your desktop cooling fans 2

This is a follow up video to my original video : How to setup your desktop cooling fans for proper air flow. In this video i do comparison in temperature checks of the CPU, motherboard and GPU to determine which setup produces cooler results.


I received a lot of comments and suggestions on my PC fan configuration setup and decided to act on some suggestions and change it.
My initial setup was a negative pressure setup.
I had 3 intake fans ( 1 in the rear, 2 in the front) and 2 exhaust fans (at the top). Since I had more intake fans and air flowing through, it was a negative pressure setup.
I made the following changes. I configured it to have 2 intake fans (at the top) and 2 exhaust fans (one at the back and one at the front). I also disabled one of the front fans. Now that I have equal amount of fans, I create a neutral airflow.

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