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Psu mounting help!
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Solution
Fan DOWN:
Devin Mann
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mount it with the fan facing down. Allows the PSU to bring cool air into itself, and then blow the hot air out of the case.
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facing up. or else the psu's fan will be blocked and will overheat without ventilation. if its ventilated from the bottum then you want it facing down.
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Why do you have it in the front? And it's better if there is ventilation on the bottom of the case to take the air from outside. If there is no ventilation holes there, it won't make too much of a difference to have the fan on top.
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Definitely fan facing down facing up it would be blocked, nice case http://azzatek.com/csaz-9000-review.html
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