Not any worse for sure on the cooling. The fan will be less efficient.............I assume not a passive intake.
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I think it’s a passive Intake. Never really knew what that mean lol.
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Yea it’s a passive intake. You think I should make it active?
I would.
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Ok I am gonna try it both ways. Passive first then if it isn’t pulling right I will add the active
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What do you think it will do with just passive? Will it just make the fan less efficient?
Passive would be with no fan. You want a fan drawing air out of the return side. If your using a duct fan you might want a speed control.
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Right, so would it just make my fan run less efficient if I had a passive intake
Ahh I didn't get what you were saying. I'm not sure but I believe that the intake should be passive, this works with the slow movement of the airflow, giving it time to shed heat. Maybe experiment with and without a fan on the intake side also, then measure the temperature difference between the air being extracted vs the air temp at the output. See if one give a bigger gradient.
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