High quality PSU makes a weird noise when the button is between 1 and 0

[Average Nerd]

On 4/2/2024 at 1:26 AM, PolishGod said:

tell me how to add a relay to my psu

Given the impression I get from this thread, I strongly advise you to not mess with the internals of a PSU, since they can deliver dangerous electric shocks sometimes even hours after being turned off, plus modern PSUs are very complex so you have a good chance of making a mistake if you don't know exactly what you're doing.

[Caroline]

I won't be responsible for a house fire. I can do the things I do because I know how things work, and the possible dangers.

[PolishGod]

On 4/4/2024 at 5:39 AM, Caroline said:

I won't be responsible for a house fire. I can do the things I do because I know how things work, and the possible dangers.

Lol

[IkeaGnome]

7 minutes ago, PolishGod said:

Lol

She's not joking... Best case scenario, she tells you how to add the relay and all is good.

There's many other scenarios a few of which have potential for a lot of bodily harm. PSU just doesn't work because you got something wrong; you touch something inside the power supply you're not meant to and get the daylights shocked out of you; you solder something to a wrong lead and cause a short circuit on the side of the power supply with little to no protections and burn the computer, that one could lead to a house fire; you could accidentally solder in a short circuit with a poor solder joint leading to those last two scenarios again. 

 

The risk is not worth the reward and if your parents had any clue what you were trying to do/wanted to do they'd agree.