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any ways to make a psu quieter, cs750m very loud

Britanian
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pretty much what it says in the tile.

any help would be greatly aprreciated.

 

thnx,

brit,

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Get a Noctua NF-F12 PWM or other quiet 120mm fan and follow MG2R's guide on swapping the fan.

 

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Unplug the fan :P

 

Of course, modifying the fan voids your warranty and messing around inside a PSU is quite dangerous without taking the right precautions.

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^ +1. Would not recommend playing around with a PSU unless you know what you're doing. People ocassionally kill themselves while messing around with PSUs. (Or so I've heard by word of mouth).

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Get a Noctua NF-F12 PWM or other quiet 120mm fan and follow MG2R's guide on swapping the fan.

 

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If you're going this route, I recommend breaking out all fan cables to the motherboard for absolute control

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