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PSU's With Dual Fans
Name: WallyWorld Date: May 1, 2006 at 18:23:16 Pacific OS: XP SP2 CPU/Ram: Athelon 1200 / 768 Product: Homemade
Comment:
So many PSU's now have dual fans. Are these designed for a case/tower with a fan "exhaust" hole on the top? My case does not have a hole on the top and it does not seem wise to expell hot air into the case, to heat up the CPU, HDD, etc. Any advice would be appreciated.
Most dual fan PSUs have one fan on the underside, just above the CPU...that one should blow air into the PSU. The other fan is on the backside, blowing the warm air out of the PSU. Together the fans help to exhaust warm air out of the case & help cool the CPU. AMD does NOT recommend a PSU that has one fan in the front & one in the back.
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