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After my last install failed after reinstalling the OS, I've been very cautious with mods this time. No merging the Strip, no wall removal, nothing heavy except for the essentials such as PN. Everything was installed with Vortex, it's managing the load order as well. Wrye Flash only used for diagnostics. I've got 78 ES* files running fine so far. However, installing any out of a number of unrelated mods causes a freeze-on-exit problem. (The game can only be ended by win+tab and a task manager on a new desktop. Alt+F4 makes it worse, have to sign out.) The mods in question include: https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/48863 (Penguin Remodels---Boulder City) https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/49695 (Novac Public Library) - both original and self esp-ified version Also had this with https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/52581 - but only base version, not EC (have EC installed). So narrowed it down to the two above. I'm sure there's a lot more that will cause the same problem. That's 3 mods that do almost nothing but change a few cells. These look too unconnected to be problems on their own. Experiment 1: Activating just the "problem mods" and nothing else works fine. No FOE. Experiment 2: Activating 5 extra random plugins (total 83 ES*) caused no problem. Merging mods didn't solve the problem. So it's not just total mod count. Experiment 3: Disabling EC and ILO does not remove the issue. So this looks like some compatibility issue, but... I have no idea what could be messing with what in this order. Sure, EC and ILO mess with everything, but removing them doesn't help. I can totally live without these mods, but I'm concerned that it's a symptom of a worse problem that will mess with other mods. Any idea what it could be? What direction to look into? Active Mod Files: NVSE DLL: NVAC, MCM, JIP_NVSE, UI_Organizer. No ENB. 4G-enabled Steam exe. System is W10 1809, Z390/9900k/64/1080Ti*2, no OC, almost new W10 install. Not even Alchemy.
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It can help the GPU at the expense of messing everything else up.
Really you should build either + or - system, and - is usually better and certainly easier to make right. Pressure is more important than direct flow. If your room isn't very dusty, go with negative pressure, i.e. much more exhaust flow than intake flow.
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You really *don't* need a fan for the side. That will mess up your airflow: 200mm front+200mm side ~= 200mm top + 140mm rear + GPU + PSU.
That creates ambient pressure in the case, worst-case scenario. Best is negative, the drawback is negative gathers a lot of dust and needs more cleaning. Positive is OK, and dust is easier to filter out (all through the intake fans). Ambient is no good.
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Well, that case says in the description two fans are already provided, and their LEDs can be turned off.
There's no need to add another fan, generally, the case has enough flow. Though I can find 200mm non-LED fans pretty easily, there's Antec and NZXT ones.
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...have their 200mm fans on intake. Since it should be exhaust>intake, you need 2x140mm exhausts (plus PSU) to just compensate for one 200mm intake. 2x200mm intake only makes sense with lots of exhausts, or the 200mm fans should run very slow.
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No, no way. Unless the fan supports it. I use duct tape to cover undesired LEDs, it's probably not possible with a fan though.
There is rarely any need for *two* 200mm fans though. Airflow should be structured with negative case pressure, i.e. the sum total pressure of exhaust fans should be greater than that of intake fans. Virtually all cases with 200mm fans I've seen have ...
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Yes, only one of the fans. However if they are identical you could plug them together, takes a bit of cutting and soldering (or connecting otherwise). Not 100% reliable.
Generally push/pull configuration is not needed if not overclocking hard. A good heatsink like Mugen 2/3 or Ninja 3 can work with stock fan at minimal rpm and still maintain the nominal temperature.