29 Jul 2007 at 13:27 #1 Marse Marse Associate Joined 6 Jul 2007 Posts 464 Location Northumberland Is it acceptable to mount a PSU 'upside down'. It would suit my layout.
29 Jul 2007 at 13:27 #2 Duke Duke Man of Honour Joined 29 Jun 2003 Posts 34,617 Location Wiltshire It may hinder air flow into the PSU, but apart from that, there is no reason why not.
29 Jul 2007 at 13:30 #3 Marse Marse Associate OP Joined 6 Jul 2007 Posts 464 Location Northumberland Thanks – the reason I want to mount it upside down is that there is a 140mm square grill/vent in the top of the case immediately above the PSU.
Thanks – the reason I want to mount it upside down is that there is a 140mm square grill/vent in the top of the case immediately above the PSU.
29 Jul 2007 at 13:33 #4 J.B J.B Soldato Joined 16 Aug 2006 Posts 5,924 Will the screw holes in the case for the PSU allow for it or are you going to drill new ones?
29 Jul 2007 at 13:43 #5 Marse Marse Associate OP Joined 6 Jul 2007 Posts 464 Location Northumberland Good question. The case is a Lian-Li PC-7 but I don’t have the Corsair 520 yet. There is a removable plate at the back of the case for the PSU. I’ve taken it off and all the fixings seem to be symmetrical so it will rotate through 180deg. I suspect it should be ok.
Good question. The case is a Lian-Li PC-7 but I don’t have the Corsair 520 yet. There is a removable plate at the back of the case for the PSU. I’ve taken it off and all the fixings seem to be symmetrical so it will rotate through 180deg. I suspect it should be ok.