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My PSU makes a load of noise

FrenziedComet
By FrenziedComet
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When I first turn on my computer in the morning from a cold start of whatever its called, my psu makes loads of noise but then after about 5 minutes it stops. Is my psu about about to break and is there anything i can do about the noise?

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did you change anything in bios?

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no, i changed nothing

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What PSU is it?

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What PSU is it?

Judging from his profile, it's a 600B.

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Judging from his profile, it's a 600B.

It is a 600B

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