What do you mean the case will have holes.
I would suggest putting fan down if the case allows for it so that the PSU draws cooler ambient air through the PSU, thus increasing efficiency.
I m looking to buy a silent pc case. I noticed that cases with psu placed down have holes in their bottom and apparently this is for psu's fan (faced down).
I wouldn't like to put fan down because the noise would come out.
What would be problem if fan is up? All systems with fan up draw warmer ambient air and have reducing efficiency?
I had fanless psu so far, but (as I describe in another thread) my new mobo ga-970a-ud3 refuse to cooperate with it.
And just for the record, all cases have spaces to let air in. If they did not it would not run more than a few minutes before frying the GPU, PSU, RAM, and CPU.
Dont be so sure. My present case(coolermaster sileo 500) has closed sides, front, bottom and roof. And you really hear nothing.
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