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Old 07-24-2009, 09:44 AM
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Question H50 Radiator Orientation

Does it matter which way you mount the radiator? Ive seen alot of reviews where the tubes are going into the top where as I mounted mine so that the tubes are going in on the bottom because of clearance issues in the ******** 1200. If I mount it on the bottom it hits the Heat Sink on my Northbridge, if I mount it on the top exhaust fan Tubes have to be on the bottom or I hit the Roof of the case.
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The orientation of the radiator does not matter, you can install it in whichever way best fits your situation.
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Can you mount a H50 at the top of a case or does the unit need to positioned vertically?

I wanted to setup a push/pull configuration at the top of my case and have the rear fan exhaust air.

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You can mount the radiator in any orientation.
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