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    Whats Better for cooling?

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    So no one has any idea what would work best as a side panel to keep my case cool?

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    i would assume that using fans would be best as you are physically forcing (cooler) air into the case.
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    I'd guess that the side panel grille with 120mm fan would get the most circulation into the case - but also likely to get quite a lot of dust in there too cos you'd be unable to filter it properly.
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    It is rather difficult to tell just by looking at those two side panels... It is most important to consider the airflow of the entire enclosure - you may be forcing air into the hot spots, but it is equally important that you've exhausts to drag that hot air out.
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