Ok, got enough, just wanted to see which was best in the opinions of others, Thx!
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Normally, a fan at the back of the case should exhaust air. You want to pull air all the way through the case, and the power supply (also normally at the back) pulls air out of the case - the back fan should assist this. If you use additional fans at the front of the case, you want these configured to intake air. I've also seen configurations where exhaust is at the top, and intake at the bottom, but you want to make sure to include the disk drives in the air flow pattern.
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the fan blade goes to the right. if properly installed the air will come out of the back of fan. if you close the case and turn it on you must be able to feel the fan blowing, if not it is installed wrong.
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The one I purchased pushes/sucks the air out. In my opinion, this may be the best direction as the CPU heat sink and fan draws/pulls hot air up from the CPU and since this fan would be fixed in close proximity it would be good to have it complete the job by taking that hot air out of the case.
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There is an arrow on the fan that show you the direction the air will flow. If mounted on the rear of the case, You always want the fan to blow air out of your case.
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As others have stated, there are indicator (s) on the housing that dictate which way air travels. This is normally found on any fan out there. The rear fan is generally set up for exhaust as it follows the flow of air thru a case (the front is an intake, rear exhaust...air flows from the front to the back). In my opinion, a top exhaust fan is needed as well (remember hot air rises) if your case supports it. Remember this Mr. Thompson, as a rule of thumb the intake/exhaust setup should generally have equal numbers (if four fans, two should be exhaust, two intake). Go to www.tomshardware.com and type in the search "fan configuration". This will give you a better overall understanding of the physics of case pressure, fan setup, rpms, fan speed, noise, etc. The debate of the mighty fan configuration is as diverse and sometimes heated as religion...so prepare yourself.....and welcome to the wonderful world of "Why is there smoke coming from my case"? Do your homework and read reviews on the multitudes of fans out there and you will end up with a balanced case.
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You should pull air out of the back of the case. If you look on the edges of the fan there are arrows that indicate air flow direction . use this to help you install.
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There are arrow indicators on the fan. I have mine in this case blowing IN as it's in the front do the case.
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You can mount this fan either way. Look for the molded arrow on the side of the fan to identify airflow direction. Its most efficient when it pulls air through the computer chassis and exhausts it out the back. If you plan to mount it to the side of your chassis to cool your CPU you'll want to bring cool air in from the outside.
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Hello there..It is always preferable to put rear fans blowing out. But be sure you are creating a single air flow direction. You may not need intake fans and create enough negative air pressure within the case that air will enter through any other openings, but it's also preferable to put filtered intake fans with more capacity than the outlet fans so you always keep the dust where it should be and a fresh computer case.
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I depends on which direction you mount it. Many people prefer on a multi fan case to exhaust through the back and top with the side and front sucking air in.
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Thanks very much for this detailed response. It has helped me and will help others to judge what to buy based on the potencies as you have explained them.
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Conflicting answers here about which is for righties and which for lefties. Maybe we should all go and try to find someone answering the question on YouTube. Or, someplace where the mfgr answers.
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thanks so much, guys, for your feedback, especially you, Laura, for your detailed response. your comments were very helpful in making my decision. i already ordered 870!
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Better than okay. I tried the orange when it was less expensive and I think I might like it better than the lemon. It certainly was a nice change for awhile.
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Lol, thnx :)ps: It's been a while, so I won't be tracking this discussion any more -- thanks again for all the input guys!
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Thanks, dsrussell. Zvox rep jumped into this discussion to confirm your info. Appreciate the feedback! (No pun intended.)
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Longest in class. Minimalist is most popular in this group. I like the snarl for all purposes first. If u r not using as a utility or primary defense then the any of these will serve well as a "get off me" piece.
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Mary, I agree with margma's feedback,no need to add more to it ...hope this helps!
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Harry is completely right, you can read around on some reviews and some swear by one over the other but you can't really go wrong. My opinion, splurge on the RF.
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In My personal opinion, I like these best. Of course it all depends on personal use but these work better for me. Hope this helps
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These are two highly popular colognes. No one can definitively say which is better, its all a matter of opinion. But Im sure you cant go wrong with either of them.
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Personal preference really! Depends what you're shooting and with what gear.
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I kind of have to agree with the answer previously posted. Sorry I don't have a better one.
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I've only owned the Sevylor so I no basis for comparison. Sorry! The Sevylor is great, though.
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Absolutely. Both are great! Hope you had a very merry Christmas and have a happy new year!
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Thanks so much for your info Eric. It will be truly helpful when making my decision. Also the diagrams of the side profile were beautiful :)