I'm using a Thermaltake ToughPower 750w in a Lian Li PC-A10. The power supply mounts at the bottom of the case with the exhaust fan blowing directly at the case side. The problem is, the heat from the PSU gathers at this location and it seems that the thermal sensor kicks the fan into high almost all the time. As soon as I remove the case side, I can hear the RPM of the fan instantly drop to 'normal' levels.
If you were me, would you consider reversing the flow of air in the PSU so that it exhausts out the back of the PSU rather than into the case as is currently happening? I would assume that with the design of the case you would want to exhaust the PSU heat out the back...
Have any of you done this with a Thermaltake PSU?
TIA
If you were me, would you consider reversing the flow of air in the PSU so that it exhausts out the back of the PSU rather than into the case as is currently happening? I would assume that with the design of the case you would want to exhaust the PSU heat out the back...
Have any of you done this with a Thermaltake PSU?
TIA