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Heat Dissipation?
When it comes to heat dissipation and your electronics in an entertainment
centre, I was wondering which is more advised? Blow fresh air over your sound system or pull heated air away? What seems obvious to me would be to have fresh air blown in and heated air removed ~ two fans in effect. But, if you're only using one fan, is there a preference going with a particular method? Is there a difference as long as you have the air flow? |
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