[SOLVED] Exhaust on PSU?

[JerrWolf]

Quick question.
Is there suppose to be noticeable exhaust coming from my PSU?
Exhaust as in I can feel hot/cool air blowing from the PSU itself, as I could with my case fan or GPU?

Granted my PSU has the "Fan goes on when needed" setting Corsair has for this PSU, but I don't notice any exhaust at all aside from that the exhaust plate itself is hot.
I have the RM750 from Corsair.

 

[dimtodim]

what case u have?

 

[NightHawkRMX]

The PSU has a fan. If the fan spins, there will be air blowing.

 

[JerrWolf]

what case u have?

Corsair C90

The PSU has a fan. If the fan spins, there will be air blowing.

So basically the temps it is on right now is not hot enough to make the fan spin? Is it normal for the exhaust plate to be hot to the touch then? (hotter than the GPU at least, but not that much hotter).

 

[jonnyguru]

Corsair C90


So basically the temps it is on right now is not hot enough to make the fan spin? Is it normal for the exhaust plate to be hot to the touch then? (hotter than the GPU at least, but not that much hotter).

"Hot to the touch" is not an empirical measurement.

You're fine.

 

[JerrWolf]

"Hot to the touch" is not an empirical measurement.

You're fine.

Lol.
While I'm sure it's not accurate, I took a IR thermometer and it read 104F.

I guess I was just concerned over the lack of actual air coming out of the PSU, despite it being 'hot to the touch'.

But if I'm fine then that is good to hear.