Yeah pretty much, just make sure you have the air flow moving in one direction... but no one really does it from back to front because the fans in front are lower than the fans in back. Not to mention, the power supply fan is also blowing out to the back. Hot air rises, so you suck cool air from the front and out through the fans higher in the back.
Got a questions for all you Antex SX1030 owners. Right now, I have four case fans running in my computer. The two 80mm Antec ones that came with the case, and I bought two more identical ones... (I think, they were 80mm Antec's too).
The damn thing is loud as hell now, has anyone messed around with the fans to figure out the best cooling with the least amount of fans? I'm thinking about disabling the fan in the harddrive rack, and one of the fans in the back. Since the IDE cable connecting my two harddrives in that harddrive rack block most of the air coming in from that fan. One of the harddrives is a Maxtor 7200rpm and the other is a 5400rpm. Don't really think they need a fan there do they?
My other idea was to disconnect both fans in front. The bottom fan is pretty much far away from most of the heat source (CPU)... so I doubt most of that cool air reaches there anyway... what do you guys think? I'm thinking Antec already messed around with the fan configurations, and figured two exhaust fans were the best way to do it, since the way it was shipping, was with the two exhaust fans...
Hit me up with what you guys think about this topic...