Well, looks like I figured out what was noisy. Anyone know how to..
- CaterpillarAssassin
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Did it with an old AT powersupply. Just dont touch the big round things and u'll be fine
Unscrew the fan, and unplug it. If there is no plug and its soldered into the board, then cut the wires and connect the new ones with tape or something like that. Butt connectors work well for that. Just crimp them together.
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LoneWolfX1X
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avoid the truepowers...
not bad psus but louder and not even in the same class...
not bad psus but louder and not even in the same class...
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