Is it better to pass air over and through your heatsink or suck the air away from it. Both scenarios have an air duct by the way.
-SF
Is it better to pass air over and through your heatsink or suck the air away from it. Both scenarios have an air duct by the way.
-SF
With the way most heatsinks are designed, it's for air to be blown on them. Sucking air away only moves around around the tips of the fins and doesn't cover ~80% of the airflow of a fan blowing on the heatsink.
If you were talking about some other design besides the typical cpu heatsink, please specify.
try it and measure temps. like nil8 said most are designed for blowing onto them. But some might work better when air is sucked through...