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Rear PSU Fan
hey guyz i was moving my pc(aka rearranging my room) around and turned it on and i noticed that my rear fan was not spinning but i looked at the fan inside that is part of the psu and it was spinning. I have an antec 450 watt psu. is this normal? thanks
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Intel Overclocker
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It could be thermally controlled? I think the new Seasonics work like that
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ya im not sure because there isnt much dust on the fan blades, you think both psu fans would turn on if im using alot of power?
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Intel Overclocker
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It could turn on for that or it could turn on only when the PSU gets too hot...
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Archduke of Everywhere
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If this is your PSU:
http://www.antec.com/us/productDetails.php?ProdID=26450 The rear fan is indeed thermally controlled. Quote:
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