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Hello tonschk,
are you using the Universal Retention Kit? If yes, please send me your post-address via PN. Cheers, Stefan
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Hello downswalker,
all P5K-boards are compatible as far as I would estimate this from pictures. Cheers, Stefan
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Wow, very nice!
Thanks for the Info!
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Just put the Fan on the other side
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putting the fan on the other side as an outtake fan wouldn't that cool less?
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If you mount it that it is blowing the air to the fan on the backside, there should be no problem.
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The question if blowing or sucking makes any difference is an ongoing discussion.
As Ninja is rather "independent" from the airflow blowing or sucking doesn't matter as much as it did with coolers like Mugen due to their narrow fins. Mugen benefits much more than Ninja from higher rpms and higher static pressure whilst Ninja was designed for passive or semi-passive usage with very low fan speeds. Watch your temps, test it - but as hiroshige said I believe there won't be big differences for sucking through Ninja or blowing through Ninja. Bye Oli
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