Hi I read on this page (see first and second paragraphs) that PSU zero RPM modes can be bad for PSU fans when you don't have air exhaust on top of the PSU since heat can accumulate in the PSU and turn on the fan quite frequently every time the heat inside the PSU builds up enough, thus putting wear and tear on the fan. Anybody agree/disagree?
According to the article this can be remedied by placing the fan on the top of the PSU. If you put the air vent on top then when the fan kicks in it draws warmer air from inside the chassis through the top and out the back correct? As opposed to drawing cool air from the bottom?
Thanks!
According to the article this can be remedied by placing the fan on the top of the PSU. If you put the air vent on top then when the fan kicks in it draws warmer air from inside the chassis through the top and out the back correct? As opposed to drawing cool air from the bottom?
Thanks!