In my mind, equipment doesn't need to warm up so much as reach stability. Worst case is you make this take a little longer, while trading longer equipment life.
As others have said, heat is the enemy of a lot of components, especially capacitors.
If you are using a component in any sort of enclosure, I would recommend lots of cooling, as well as making sure that you don't just recirculate hot air inside it.
If your gear lives in an open rack, the most I'd suggest is maybe adding tall feet to elevate the component to ensure it gets fed plenty of cool air.
As others have said, heat is the enemy of a lot of components, especially capacitors.
If you are using a component in any sort of enclosure, I would recommend lots of cooling, as well as making sure that you don't just recirculate hot air inside it.
If your gear lives in an open rack, the most I'd suggest is maybe adding tall feet to elevate the component to ensure it gets fed plenty of cool air.