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    Question CPU Fan Direction

    I cleaned my computer last week and I'm not sure if I attached the cpu fan correctly.. LOL.. Should it be blowing air to the heat sink or sucking heat from it?

    Also, which direction should the chassis fan be blowing ?

    The only fan I didn't remove was the power supply fan which sucks heat from the power supply.

    Thanks.

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    Default Re: CPU Fan Direction

    Maybe I am wrong, and maybe there is a few different ways this works, but the way I see it:

    The cpu fan should be blowing into the fins, and case fans should be blowing out, at least that is the way mine are. I didnt do any research just stating the facts on my system!

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    Default Re: CPU Fan Direction

    Your chassis fan should be blowing out of the computer. The best option for keeping your CPU cool is to skip the CPU fan entirely and place a shroud over it which redirects hot air directly off of the CPU and out to the chassis fan. I have reduced CPU temperatures 20 degrees Fahrenheit this way.
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    Default Re: CPU Fan Direction

    If you have the fan on, and your on the internet and you haven't heard a loud POP, then you put it on the right way

    It blows air to the heatsink
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    Default Re: CPU Fan Direction

    I have this resolved..

    cpu fan : blows air to the heat sink
    chassis fan : blows air inside the chassis
    power supply fan: sucks air / acts as exhaust / completes the cycle

    It was the chassis fan that was incorrectly attached .. it contradicts the cycle, resulting to processor overheat and frequent computer restart.. Now, the chassis is cooler than the previous setup.

    But thanks guys..

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    Default Re: CPU Fan Direction

    If you continue to have heat problems then I suggest you get some really good thermal grease. I recently built a computer and I was having lots of problems with cpu overheating I purchased the best thermal grease I could find and have not had any problems since.

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    Default Re: CPU Fan Direction

    Quote Originally Posted by joesal View Post
    If you continue to have heat problems then I suggest you get some really good thermal grease. I recently built a computer and I was having lots of problems with cpu overheating I purchased the best thermal grease I could find and have not had any problems since.
    That's right and also over a few years the thermal paste on the CPU can dry up and become powdery. Sometimes it helps to remove the heatsink and apply new paste.
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    Default Re: CPU Fan Direction

    Quote Originally Posted by Noobeedoo View Post
    I have this resolved..

    cpu fan : blows air to the heat sink
    chassis fan : blows air inside the chassis
    power supply fan: sucks air / acts as exhaust / completes the cycle

    It was the chassis fan that was incorrectly attached .. it contradicts the cycle, resulting to processor overheat and frequent computer restart.. Now, the chassis is cooler than the previous setup.

    But thanks guys..
    I'll take note of this! Thanks for the details.

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    Default Re: CPU Fan Direction

    Well it really depends on how your CPU fan is designed, there are many different ones.

    For your case fans, it's best to have the rear one as exhaust (blowing outwards, drawing heat from inside). If you have any side panel fans, those should be blowing inwards. If you have any fans at the front of your case, it should also be blowing inwards.

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    Default Re: CPU Fan Direction

    I have so many fans in my case it sounds like a hotel A/C unit...like a jet engine!

    My sink had a fan blowing away from the fins (I think)...I actually added another one to blow in the opposite direction...be like a tornado up in there!

    Then I have 3 Thermal take fans running @ 4500rpm blow out of the chasis, maybe I should have one blowing in. Regardless, warm it is not inside my case!

    Then I have another fan blowing on my C drive. And a PCI (slot) exhaust fan as well...I'm surprised this thing does not hover



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    Default Re: CPU Fan Direction

    It blows air inside whether Heat sink or chasis, if talking about the chasis fan.

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