Hello guys, long time no see.
I've a lil' question regarding my PSU's heat (a Corsair TX750)
During gaming it tends to get very hot, almost to the point of too hot to touch, and practically acts as a heater during these already-hot summer days, heating my room significantly, so it's not the most pleasant feeling either.
But that's not my primary concern, my primary concern is - should it be heating like this? -- Take a look at my rig, having an OCed CPU, a duo of GTX 275 and an additional 8800GTS probably does require the PSU to sweat, what do you think?
And for the record, yes, the PSU's fan is working.
Thanks~
Edited by HunT3R.! - 8/25/12 at 10:36pm
I've a lil' question regarding my PSU's heat (a Corsair TX750)
During gaming it tends to get very hot, almost to the point of too hot to touch, and practically acts as a heater during these already-hot summer days, heating my room significantly, so it's not the most pleasant feeling either.
But that's not my primary concern, my primary concern is - should it be heating like this? -- Take a look at my rig, having an OCed CPU, a duo of GTX 275 and an additional 8800GTS probably does require the PSU to sweat, what do you think?
And for the record, yes, the PSU's fan is working.
Thanks~
Edited by HunT3R.! - 8/25/12 at 10:36pm
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