okay i have the old um cooler master cpu cool here and i'm going to try to use this
rgb fan in the top of the cyber power case as an exhaust so i'm gonna push these clips that
are on the side here there's some clips i think there's two of them and see if it'll come off
here goes nothing
it's kind of sharp so be careful and there it is it's separated from the heat core
it's got these two clips
okay you can see here that the arrows are pointing to where the clips connect to the top
of the case it fits really well make sure that you put the cable for the fan on the top right
like the one o'clock position on this picture so that you have enough slack to get to rgb connect
okay here i show where the rgb connector connects to the existing rgb cable that was originally used
on the um cyber power cooler um you just use the same cable over again and connect to that you have
to make sure you have enough slack that's about it now here i show you where sysfan1 is on the
motherboard it's near the cpu close to the side of the case that's where you connect this fan to
okay now the fan's installed you can see that it's running properly and rgb is running
um the exhaust is coming out if you feel up there you can feel that the exhaust is coming out
that's what you want this mesh is a little tight i think it actually blocks some of the exhaust
but i'm not sure it's it might be nominal and then we use siv to adjust the fan speed
and i'll show you that in a second here okay i'm just going to show you the siv for the cpu
at idle which is what i'm showing now
okay this is the cpu at full load you could see that the fan is running at a hundred percent
to keep it at 74 degrees right now
okay this is this one adam idle and it stays at that temperature on the in this case
pretty much no matter what load on the low end anyway 31 degrees and it stays at that
load you have to adjust the left side to get the fan to even stop but i have the top
limit set to like 34 degrees which is the high end of that area i'm not really seeing a difference
between having the top fan in or off at the same time maybe a one or two degree difference but
the area that the fan is sensing stays around 33 degrees even at a load and when it's not at
a load we're talking 3132 so the fan on top really isn't doing anything i guess since it doesn't cost
anything because you use the fan from the old cpu cooler it's not a bad idea installing this
but i'm not seeing any advantage to putting a fan on top but i'd keep it there anyway
Reusing the CyberPowerPC Xtreme i7-11700f 3060 TI CPU Cooler Fan