SeaSonic PSU question?

[bdk74]

any thank you all for the feedback - we went little bit off the topic but good info!

[Guest]

1 minute ago, bdk74 said:

Obviously so load == temperature, higher load/temperature the faster the fan.

Yes.  A PSU under load generates more heat.  But the temperature of the environment the PC is in is not taken into consideration.

Do you anticipate the inside of your PC being only 25°C?

[bdk74]

Just now, jonnyGURU said:

Do you anticipate the inside of your PC being only 25°C?

inside of the pc doesn't matter, is the air intake of the psu.

[Guest]

7 hours ago, bdk74 said:

inside of the pc doesn't matter, is the air intake of the psu.

You're going to wrap the housing in asbestos? 

[Alan G]

22 hours ago, bdk74 said:

Thanks for your feedback. Btw how do you like the case? I was leaning toward h510 but the R6 looks pretty nice as well.....

It replaced a Fractal Define R5.  I wanted a white case which is why I didn't repurpose the Black R5.  I also replaced the Fractal fans that are voltage controlled with Noctua PWM fans so that it would run quieter.  The fan control hub in the R6 is an excellent addition as I plug the three case fans into the hub and then only use a single PWM port on the MoBo.  I have two SSDs and three HDDs in this set up and can still add more HDDs if need be.