What is the direction of the air on this PSU? Does the fan push air downward (onto the PCB) or pull?
328556
I don't know what pcb you r talking about. But it pushes air inside the PSU. Where the air comes from depends on how you install your PSU. It can be from inside the case or outside.
434468
You need to connect it to the power supply on your motherboard, look for the proper connection of the wires coming from the fan. Hope this is the problem.
1048047
flip the fan over -- the fan doesn't know the difference. It exhausts air or evacuates (sucks) depending upon how it's installed.
1411029
It should be fine. I personally mount my psu the same way to get cool air from the bottom of the case. Just remember to clean your air filter every so often.
932814
Hi,you can not control the fan, since you only have a two pin connector on your card. Best regards,Jens
214241
There is a Molex connector that you hook up to the PSU. So all fans (other than the CPU FAN) are powered from this one connection. Fan speeds are then set using the individual controls.
605177
a push/pull is when u put fans on both sides of the radiator . one side u have the fans push the air in while the other side the fans will pull the air out .
1633163
I have really no idea without looking at the computer, if it has the plug in the same spot as your current power supply and the fan is placing the same direction. but the plugs may not be the same. it took me a couple of hours to find the correct one for mine.
22140
I have a Corsair H90 140 mm installed. I have it exhaust out of the back side of the case. Moved the existing fan to the bottom of the case. No issues, cools great.
605179
a push/pull configuration is when you have a fan on the bottom of the radiator pushing air through it and a fan on top of the radiator pulling air out of the radiator
142639
The fan is mounted inside a 6inch diameter metal tubing about 6 0r 8 inches long.,connecting wires comes out on the side. The direction of air flow is marked on the housing. Depending on your use you can either suck out air or byreversing direction blow air into.
1414908
I've tried both ways and in my setup, it was better to put upside down to blow directly on the warmest component. The fans move a lot of air. Try it one way and then another and compare what feels cooler. Even better if you can measure the temperature.
1940220
There is an arrow on the fan that show you the direction the air will flow. If mounted on the rear of the case, You always want the fan to blow air out of your case.
252296
The feet have metal plates in them with pre-cut mounting 'key-holes' for screws (screws to be fixed to the wall at either studs or with anchors). The fan can be mounted in only one orientation (controls on the 'up-side') due to an automatic power cut-off. Therefore, check the direction you want airflow to go, then check to see if the fan as mounted will work in that direction. If not, the fan-blade housing will rotate 180 degrees to send air in the opposite direction, but would look (and would be) turned backwards.
558047
Mine pull the heat *out* and it works great. Dramatic difference compared to no fans.
2162348
My experience: I have a fan-less PSU and the stock setup is adequate. However, I do not use their included fan splitter, because my motherboard supported multi-zone tuning (no evidence that this is better/worse... YMMV). Fans are off/low most of the time under normal load. Hope this helps...
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From the Sentey website: "This case comes with the BCP450-OI Power Supply included. This steel power supply features a 115/230 V switch that allows international usage in any region, a 80mm fan for optimal cooling." Pulled power supply and double-checked - it measures just over 3". The power supply fan is located on the lower right side (as you are looking at the front of the case when vertical). It pulls air in and exhausts out the back of the power supply/case. The case fan exhausts out the top. On the case I received, both fans are very quiet (the power supply and the case fan). Everything connected as it should on the Intel motherboard I installed. The only thing I can say bad about this case is that the inside edges of the case are SHARP! Going to do some more builds using this case, so I'll update if I have anything else to add.