Bit Fenix Survivor Case air flow test.

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[KarmaItSolutions]

thats why i hate non reference coolers

[SingularityCases]

that's very good improvisation using paper attached by sticky tape other than using smoke!!

[maxmoxan]

1 takes in 2 rakes out. a negative preshure system thats why the strap at the back dont move.

[ProjectDv2]

It looks like the bits of paper at the lower rear are actually getting sucked to the case. Is there a fan there? If so, it appears to be pulling air into the case instead of pushing it out, which would explain why the bottom of the case isn't displaying much in the way of airflow, and backwards at that.

Also, I would suggest getting some dry ice and using it instead of the paper strips. Dry ice melts into CO2, so it won't damage the components, and you'll be able to see visual airflow.

Cheers!

[benitollan]

Next time, it's easier, and I think better, to use some coloured smoke... May be it's harder to find or buy but thus is easier to guess the air route and speed and, xD you don't have to cut more paper hahahah. But really good job, thanks.

[hexatl]

he is speaking

[geekrichieuk]

Is this a fan problem or a case-design problem?

[tarnationstation]

i wish you spoke so we could compare a voice to the loudness of the fans

[coma9]

Looks like your video card doesn't push much air...