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- Mar 21, 2002
I'm looking to improve the cooling of my system in preparation for o'clocking, and I'm not sure about something: it seems the power supply fan is normally factory-installed to blow inward (across the components of the PS, to cool them down). Articles I've read recommend the PS fan blow outward, to vent air out of the case.
I will be installing a fan at the lower front of the case to suck air in, but if I use the
PS fan to blow the air out of the case, then the components in the PS will not be cooled by its fan. Is this not DANGEROUS to the life of my power supply?
Also, is it advisable to put another 80mm case fan in front of the CPU/heatsink/fan assembly, blowing towards it (and directing more air toward the rear of the case)?
I will be installing a fan at the lower front of the case to suck air in, but if I use the
PS fan to blow the air out of the case, then the components in the PS will not be cooled by its fan. Is this not DANGEROUS to the life of my power supply?
Also, is it advisable to put another 80mm case fan in front of the CPU/heatsink/fan assembly, blowing towards it (and directing more air toward the rear of the case)?