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Old February 11th 04, 01:02 AM
Muttly
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Default PSU Fans

Hey all.
My PSU (I can't remember the make or model, but its 550w) has 2 fans. 1
points of the case, the other is inside the case pointing either up or down,
both fans are internal to the psu. My questions is which way should I have
the inside fan pointing? If it points up its got bout 4cm clearence between
it and the top of the case. If it points down its right over my cpu. For
better cooling which way do you think it should be pointing? If theres a
site or something that will give a good reason as to which way, a link would
be great. Better yet if someone has experience as to which way is best
that'd be great 2.
Thanks.
Martin.


 




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