I have a Corsair GS800 power supply in a computer that I rely upon for business. During POST it spins incredibly fast, and then stops very shortly thereafter. I just want a simple answer to this question: How can I ensure the fan is in fact running 100% of the time my PC is powered up and running?
The basic question has been asked here before, but I've only seen non-answers and individual opinions in response. In the interest of keeping this clutter free for me and everyone else that stumbles here seeking out information on this, please don't post opinions on this PSU, options for "better" PSUs, advisements to upgrade, or inquiries and/or speculations about other system specs.
Thanks for the two quick replies explaining why the fan operates this way and that there is no way to change this aside from a hardware hack. Much appreciated!
The basic question has been asked here before, but I've only seen non-answers and individual opinions in response. In the interest of keeping this clutter free for me and everyone else that stumbles here seeking out information on this, please don't post opinions on this PSU, options for "better" PSUs, advisements to upgrade, or inquiries and/or speculations about other system specs.
Thanks for the two quick replies explaining why the fan operates this way and that there is no way to change this aside from a hardware hack. Much appreciated!
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