Is this too much glue? Smelled strongly of paint as soon as

You opened it, then took numerous pictures of it not being open. Thanks.

>>59361358
you dont open a PSU, I meant unboxing it. Opening a PSU voids the warranty.

>>59361309
>>59361358
jesus christ you cant get anything done on this god forsaken website

>>59361374
huh?

>>59361374
why u so salty

>>59361374
>uploads shitty low rez images of unopened PSU
>expects people to know if it's defective based on that.

>>59361416
If you knew what was actually supposed to be INSIDE the PSU and have seen glue in it before, you would know if it's too much or not.

Its apparent you have no idea what you're doing with this. Your input is invalid.

>>59361443
If you're such an expert why do you need our help then?

>>59361474
Im not saying I am, thats why Im here. But youre not helping whatsoever. People that knew what was up could see if this was normal or not.

>>59361515
I'm here to tell you, based on my knowledge of PSU's, that the photos you took are too low res for me to tell if there's too much glue or not.

File: PSU5.jpg (137KB, 1644x925px) Image search: [Google]

137KB, 1644x925px

>>59361530

Is this better? Cant do too much better with my phone camera.

>>59361586
looks fine.

>>59361609
All the white is glue. It just seems excessive, my other PSU never had this much.

>>59361619
That's caulk, it's meant to be there to keep components in place and dampen noise. It's applied at the end of the processing line by a machine with a big squirt gun.

>>59361656
Yea, my question is, is it too much? Videos of this same PSU on youtube don't show nearly as much as this on it. Like this is a lot.

>>59361664
No, it's fine, too much isn't really a problem because it'll just raise the temp of a few of the components a little.

>>59361664
Your PSU has a 5 year warranty if I'm not mistaken. The caulk, AFAIK is made to withstand much greater heat than the PSU can give off, and discrepancies in amount can be expected. Usually more caulk is applied to PSU's when there is a greater demand for shock problems. I got all of this information from a 2 second google search btw.

>>59361694
Isn't that a problem though? Overheating PSU's can cause issues.

>>59361702
a little, a few degrees, near nothing.

>>59361309
That shit is basically to prevent the shit from moving about.
It's perfectly fine and usually dumped almost at random. Nothing to worry about.