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<blockquote data-quote="Luca Brasi" data-source="post: 1099439" data-attributes="member: 60220"><p>I guess you will be fine with option 2 for the psu. That way the psu fan will help with the outtake. This is the legacy atx standard. If you notice the psu fan making to much noise after installation you might consider installing it rotated 180° and cut a own intake hole for the psu in the right side board. This is how most of the cases are built currently. If it gets noisy depends on the temperature in your case, the built in fan an especially its speed control.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Think it will work and is the best solution. Have a look at Lehmden's installation, he is running it that way...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Luca Brasi, post: 1099439, member: 60220"] I guess you will be fine with option 2 for the psu. That way the psu fan will help with the outtake. This is the legacy atx standard. If you notice the psu fan making to much noise after installation you might consider installing it rotated 180° and cut a own intake hole for the psu in the right side board. This is how most of the cases are built currently. If it gets noisy depends on the temperature in your case, the built in fan an especially its speed control. Think it will work and is the best solution. Have a look at Lehmden's installation, he is running it that way... [/QUOTE]
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