psu outside of box
im wondering why it is that the psu is always mounted in the toweris there any reason why i could not mount it on the back of the very same hole in the case? or sit it ontop of the case?would...
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Well, I can think of a few good reasons for not running your PSU mounted on the back of the case screwed on backwards like you suggest:1.The mounting holes wont fit. They are not symetric.2.The PSU...
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my idea is to cut a small hole on the top of my case to permit the wires to enter the boxturn the psu upsidedown and lay it on the top of the caseleaving the gapeing hole on the back where the psu...
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I don't think the unit will explode or catch fire when oriented upside-down. Apart from the fan, it has no moving mechanical parts, so it wouldn't function different when turned around.But be sure not...
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It doesn't matter where you put the PSU,but if it's on top of your case,secure it to the case top with a couple of self tappers.There's usually two holes on the PSU "base" to do this.You'll thus...
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good info folksthanks oken and bjdickwhile i am here i might as well mention one of my folly's in this experiment.take your hole drilling and metal cutting tools away from the boxlike a shnook i used...
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I must be goin' crazy because you goof balls are really startin' ta make sense to me! My new Case is just too small, and nobody's gonna see behind my case anyway. Maybe I do need a bigger heatsink, as...
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Ok, it looks like a pig, unless you just look at it straight on. But If you look inside, it looks sweet! Not crowded, hard to work in. It's now wide open....
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great tadi put mine on top of my box with self tapping screwsand ran the cable harness thru a hole in the top of the top of the case and stuffed it with a bit of insulating material to keep the wires...
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