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[BaconPersuasion]

Just now, m2234323 said:

it is a non modular  power supplie what to do with the in use cable like how to get them all to fit in the back of the case

some cases you have to cram it. or remove the sleeving and any panduits to help make it fit

[BaconPersuasion]

nzxt has good prices on some lower quality cable extensions as well

[m2234323]

10 hours ago, BaconPersuasion said:

nzxt has good prices on some lower quality cable extensions as well

which driver do I use for my rx 480 that is the most reliable

[m2234323]

12 hours ago, BaconPersuasion said:

nzxt has good prices on some lower quality cable extensions as well

is it ok to leave the power suplice plug in and off to be able to ground my self on it

[BaconPersuasion]

On 8/12/2016 at 5:24 AM, m2234323 said:

is it ok to leave the power suplice plug in and off to be able to ground my self on it

dont sweat all that static stuff. o would only worry when handling packed cpu chips not this consumer stuff. as long as you touch something metal i can almost guarantee you wont harm anything

 

[m2234323]

6 hours ago, BaconPersuasion said:

dont sweat all that static stuff. o would only worry when handling packed cpu chips not this consumer stuff. as long as you touch something metal i can almost guarantee you wont harm anything

 

it is buld how to decide if it is quite enough or how to make it  make lesss nose with out cost too much what option are avabale  

[BaconPersuasion]

On 8/14/2016 at 5:53 AM, m2234323 said:

it is buld how to decide if it is quite enough or how to make it  make lesss nose with out cost too much what option are avabale  

huh?

[m2234323]

1 minute ago, BaconPersuasion said:

huh?

got it sovle

[Guest]

On 8/12/2016 at 0:47 AM, BaconPersuasion said:

should be fine with newer architecture actual load is only a couple hundred watts. i would rather give my psu the heat exposure then add more to video card and cpu

 

A power supply fan acts as an intake not an exhaust. It won't throw hot air into the case. The psu fan blows air over the internal components and then vents it out of the rear.

[BaconPersuasion]

1 hour ago, lee32uk said:

A power supply fan acts as an intake not an exhaust. It won't throw hot air into the case. The psu fan blows air over the internal components and then vents it out of the rear.

oh yes your right. either way i would just have the fan point down