His airflow looks perfect to me. He is using push on both radiators, he isn't pulling up dust from the carpet. And he is getting good positive airflow.
His airflow looks perfect to me. He is using push on both radiators, he isn't pulling up dust from the carpet. And he is getting good positive airflow.
Hot air rises?Originally Posted by lowfat
Plus the 690II is covered in mesh dust filters.
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In forced air scenarios it really doesn't matter. Especially in an enclosure that only has 20 liters or less of air.
That sentence causes some confusion and inaccuracies. I prefer "Hot air tends to rise." because it's accurate at both the atomic and macro scale.
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