First post, by obobskivich
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- l33t
So, I recently got a 6800 Ultra and I'm waiting on a new AGP motherboard and ATX case and thinking about airflow. But while testing out the 6800, I came to realize it's fan blows "backwards" - that is, the exhaust from the card goes towards the front of the case. This is counter-intuitive with a front intake fan that blows towards the expansion cards (and it will produce turbulence/noise with a fan blowing against it, at least on the test-bench it does; the case hasn't arrived yet to test there). So the question is: flip the case fans 'backwards' so the rear fans are intakes and the front are exhaust, switch to a different graphics card (likely a 9800XT), or what?
Any ideas/experiences welcome.