[Installation] PSU facing up or down?

shadow84

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Bro I never refer manual for mounting hole, only read it for cable connections (which was rather straight forward), and the mode I set to auto. Must put ECO ah?

ECO mode will activate fan if load is above certain levels, i.e. 50-60%.

Plz go read on the manual for mounting holes....
 

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ECO mode will activate fan if load is above certain levels, i.e. 50-60%.

Plz go read on the manual for mounting holes....

Ok! Xiexie!

Will refer tomorrow, cuz I don't have problems mounting previous PSU's when facing down leh. Only the SF gave me abit problem like the holes can't align well so I ended up flipping the fan to face up.
 

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Ok! Xiexie!

Will refer tomorrow, cuz I don't have problems mounting previous PSU's when facing down leh. Only the SF gave me abit problem like the holes can't align well so I ended up flipping the fan to face up.

Maybe once u found all 4 holes, dun tighten them too much yet. May force other holes to be out of alignment.
 

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Maybe once u found all 4 holes, dun tighten them too much yet. May force other holes to be out of alignment.

Ya ok, yes I did find the 4 holes, just that they don't quite align.
Thks thks.

So the better choice is for fan to face down ah?
 

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With both GPU & PSU fans suck air, there will be negative pressure in that area. And if not enough cool air make it there, both are going to heat up.
 
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