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Running the HX1000 ''upside down'' OK?


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I'm in the process of building a new rig and I have purchased your HX1000W, I am installing it in a Silverstone TJ10 which feature the PSU space in the bottom of the case. Is it OK to run the PSU ''upside down'' so I have the inside fan facing the motherboard. I first tried installing it ''right side'' way with the fan facing down towards the bottom (there is a grill in the bottom of the case) however the holes to secure the PSU to the case don't align that way, they do however when I turn it upside down. Is it ok to run it this way or will I damage it once I turn the power on?
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I've got the Silverstone TJ10 and have my HX620 with the fan facing down. If you look at the back of the case you'll see there's alternate 'holes' you can use. They're not actually holes but cutout's in the frame and they do support the PSU properly.

 

You can use it upside down though. It just means it will be sucking in warmer air than if you have it the other way round.

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I'm in the process of building a new rig and I have purchased your HX1000W, I am installing it in a Silverstone TJ10 which feature the PSU space in the bottom of the case. Is it OK to run the PSU ''upside down'' so I have the inside fan facing the motherboard. I first tried installing it ''right side'' way with the fan facing down towards the bottom (there is a grill in the bottom of the case) however the holes to secure the PSU to the case don't align that way, they do however when I turn it upside down. Is it ok to run it this way or will I damage it once I turn the power on?

 

I have my HX1000 on the bottom of my antec 1200 with the fan facing up and haven't had any issues

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