Andrew Belov wrote:
 
> On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 05:25:16 -0500, Felix Miata wrote:
 
> >> Reduced accumulation of dust might be a good point.

> >So how do you get the heat out of the case?
 
> I wouldn't rely on the PSU fan for that purpose anyway. AFAIK the AMD
> guidelines clearly indicate that other means should be provided for
> evacuating the heat generated by CPU etc. Meaning either more fans, or
> more attention to choosing low-power components so that natural airflow
> and heat-transfer capacities of the system case would be adequate.

1-There is no natural airflow in/out of a PC case, while in nearly every
desktop case, airflow is required to maintain reliably low temps inside
the case.

2-What's the point of a fanless PS if you have to add fans elsewhere?

3-PS fans have been the traditionally most reliable way to transfer
heated air from the case.
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