#Proper Airflow setup NZXT H500

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static moth
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I would go for 2x front fans.
Additionally you can also mount an additional fan at the bottom right part of the case.

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As for exhaust or intake, you normally want intake for radiator fans, because it makes the dust management a lot easier (you don't have to dismount the fans everytime and can just remove the dust from the radiators front)

glad canyon
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The right orientation is radiator with 2 fans in the front as an intake and 1 rear as exhaust (you can add the top one as an exhaust as well)

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The psu fan should be facing down to get fresh air from the bottom

static moth
glad canyon
static moth
umbral frigate
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Everything seems fine. Just note that the green box you drew at the bottom is the psu it sucks in air and pushes hot air out the side. It doesn't push it into the case.

hard lodge
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it has these small holes on the side of the front panel which barely gathers any air

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this case was discontinued for a good reason

hard lodge
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I just had another thought

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So if i have my fans on radiator be intake, it wont be getting much air due to the design of the case

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to fix this i was thinking to make the radiator fans exhaust in order to keep heat out of the computer, but i was thinking as if my computer would be only air cooling

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now that there is a radiator, if i make the fans exhaust on the back side of the radiator( fan, radiator, front panel) it would be worse for the radiator because that tight area with the exhaust with the already heated water in the radiator would instead create a convection oven in the front panel

tawdry ferry
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proper setup, make more holes