Because it is an iTx chassis, the computer host has only one chassis fan, a 1u power fan and a processor cooling fan. Some people may not have chassis fans in the iTx chassis, so I think the overall cooling benefits brought by pressing down the fan are small. The power supply itself is also a big heat user, and the heat of the processor is pressed down on the whole chassis, and then the power supply is sucked out, It is nothing more than to absorb heat and exhaust gas for the processor, in case one day the power supply suddenly hangs up and gives you away.
I installed the fan in the reverse direction, which means the upper fan is used for heat dissipation. The original screw is too short. It will not be aging if you use 4 straps to deal with a fan for 1-2 years!
Later, I found that the cover of the chassis could not be closed, which was just a little short. Just optimize it and press the binding head outward.
I didn't cut off the net fan for the time being. In fact, it would be better to use a smaller bandage. I just had four large bandages for me, so I will use them.
