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Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T14:31:47Z

I didn't/couldn't in my P180 (Antec PSU as well), but it doesn't matter as
the PSU isn't in contact with the bottome of the case anyway, there is a gap
for airflow.

Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T14:30:02Z

Well, nobody is forcing you to buy one, are they?
And I can't swear for all of them, but some of the Antec cases do this and
they work just fine.

Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T14:28:46Z

As a rule, you should always confirm *anything* you read on the internet.

Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T14:28:40Z

Try looking at the PC cases. The PSU (obviously?) isn't mounted so the
intake fan is blocked, there is a gap for air to get in.

Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T13:32:23Z

Need to read the manual of the chassis to confirm your statement...

Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T13:28:20Z

You mount the power supply "upside down" in these cases (fan intake
point up). It is a good design for gaming cases that can then mount an
exhaust fan on the top of the case.

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Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T12:20:05Z

The original ATX design didn't expect a power supply at the bottom of
the computer chassis, did it? Not even BTX (or CTX?) expected that, did it?
I guess I should stop thinking about these chassis.

Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T12:17:53Z

Your Honor:
This mean a air purifier, and thus a more expensive electricity bill! I
rather not a chassis that put the PSU at the bottom!

Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T12:16:22Z

A typical power supply assumed you to put it at the top of chassis, and
opening at the bottom and the front for air intake. If you mounted it at
the bottom (that doesn't have a hole), the bottom air intake of the
original design would not be functioning!!!
I have never heard of a PSU manufacturer selling a PSU tailored for

Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T10:33:23Z

kony wrote:
Yes and no. 140mm fan in the top of the case, 120 in the back, filtered 120
in the front, 140 on the HSF and a twin fan Arctic cooling thingy on my
video card. That do?

Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T02:34:25Z

On Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:07:57 -0400, ToolPackinMama
Depends on cleaning interval... Even if you clean the house
you would clean it when there is something to clean, right?
If there is something to clean in the house, at the same
time that dust was in the air being sucked through the
system.
Obviously cleaning house regularly will greatly reduce the

Re: Power supply at the bottom of the computer chassis?

2010-03-15T02:31:47Z

On Sun, 14 Mar 2010 15:28:24 GMT, "SteveH"
Perhaps better for it, but that also means less air flows
over the rest of the parts in the system so they get cooled
less, unless you have even more case airflow to compensate
which increases the dust level.
If you regularly clean out the system or it has good (high

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2010-03-15T02:28:23Z

Typical (affordable consumer grade) AIO scanners are pretty
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