Soldato
Am building a new system in a Corsair 780T case. PSU is a 1000w Leadex platinum.
Fitting the psu is proving a little more difficult than I anticipated as if I place such in my preferred position i.e. fan facing down to blow hot air out of the case ; the screw holes do not line up properly, the cables do not seem to fit naturally & the auto/eco switch is upside down!
i.e. the psu does appear to prefer to be seated so that the fan pushes air into the case .
Not overly happy with this , although I will be watercooling both cu and gpu's so do not anticipate any heat problems .Case comes with 2 x 140 intake + a 140 rear exhaust and when I add the intended 360 roof and 120 (might go to 240) floor rads this will add at least 4 exhaust 120 fans.
Thoughts ? Am I better following the psu'e preferred approach or should I persevere with what I think is the best approach?
Does it matter that much?
Fitting the psu is proving a little more difficult than I anticipated as if I place such in my preferred position i.e. fan facing down to blow hot air out of the case ; the screw holes do not line up properly, the cables do not seem to fit naturally & the auto/eco switch is upside down!
i.e. the psu does appear to prefer to be seated so that the fan pushes air into the case .
Not overly happy with this , although I will be watercooling both cu and gpu's so do not anticipate any heat problems .Case comes with 2 x 140 intake + a 140 rear exhaust and when I add the intended 360 roof and 120 (might go to 240) floor rads this will add at least 4 exhaust 120 fans.
Thoughts ? Am I better following the psu'e preferred approach or should I persevere with what I think is the best approach?
Does it matter that much?
