Vents or fans? (Pc in stand-up cabinet)

[Malenko]

Computer/electronic equipment works perfectly fine at pretty high temperatures for VERY long periods of time.

If you think 90C is normal operating temps I hope you haven't been in IT long.

[Marsupial]

Computer/electronic equipment works perfectly fine at pretty high temperatures for VERY long periods of time.

If you think 90C is normal operating temps I hope you haven't been in IT long.

I try to keep my CPU from reaching 60.

Current temps show a stable 45, with the glass off. I think the hot air comes from my monitor. If anything, I need to exhaust air from the top to avoid it getting under, to the pc area.

I have a grill cover in the mail, and will put a low speed fan on it to help with exhaust. Should work well in my case.

[TOMMYGUN]

Though it is better to blow in cool air then to exhaust warm air,
you would think it is the same but in the overclocking community i always heard that it is better to pressurize then to suck air out,
for better reach of the cool air everywhere, i think.

Also if you suck air out you will hear the fan more then if you blow in.