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So one day my psu fan started sounding funny so i took it out and ordered a new one. Now that i placed the new one in it wont woosh 

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Just now, Avii111 said:

So one day my psu fan started sounding funny so i took it out and ordered a new one. Now that i placed the new one in it wont woosh 

What does woosh mean?

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Just now, r2724r16 said:

What does woosh mean?

it doesnt spin 

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3 minutes ago, r2724r16 said:

What does woosh mean?

It won't start spinning I assume.

 

3 minutes ago, Avii111 said:

So one day my psu fan started sounding funny so i took it out and ordered a new one. Now that i placed the new one in it wont woosh 

Which PSU? Make, model and wattage, not just wattage please. Also, which fan?

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2 minutes ago, NelizMastr said:

It won't start spinning I assume.

 

Which PSU? Make, model and wattage, not just wattage please. Also, which fan?

the model is a sinan vp-430 450w

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7 minutes ago, Avii111 said:

the model is a sinan vp-430 450w

Sounds like a better PSU is a more worthwhile investment than a new fan for it. 

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30 minutes ago, NelizMastr said:

Sounds like a better PSU is a more worthwhile investment than a new fan for it. 

not everyone has money for a new PSU, a fan is like $7 and a PSU is $70 or more, that kind of comments never really help, anyway

 

35 minutes ago, Avii111 said:

the model is a sinan vp-430 450w

I'm assuming the old fan had a simple, 2 pin connector or its wires were directly soldered to the board right?

what fan did you used to replace it? you might have to check the solder OR the connector if it has one, if the connector is different (lets say 3 pin instead of 2) it won't work

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7 minutes ago, aezakmi said:

not everyone has money for a new PSU, a fan is like $7 and a PSU is $70 or more, that kind of comments never really help, anyway

 

I'm assuming the old fan had a simple, 2 pin connector or its wires were directly soldered to the board right?

what fan did you used to replace it? you might have to check the solder OR the connector if it has one, if the connector is different (lets say 3 pin instead of 2) it won't work

They don't really help, however they absolutely are not 70$ unless it's a pretty expensive build. Hell, the CX450M is currently 19.99$ and miles better than that.

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15 hours ago, aezakmi said:

not everyone has money for a new PSU, a fan is like $7 and a PSU is $70 or more, that kind of comments never really help, anyway

So people can buy a new PC, often with a somewhat beefy GPU but don't care for reliable power delivery that will protect the components connected to it in the event of a power surge or due to poor quality in general? Okay. Wrong priorities.  If you're so poor you can't afford a good PSU, don't build a new PC but get a prebuilt that already has a somewhat decent PSU. OEMs like HP and Dell at least put good quality PSUs in their system, even if they're low wattage.

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19 hours ago, NunoLava1998 said:

They don't really help, however they absolutely are not 70$ unless it's a pretty expensive build. Hell, the CX450M is currently 19.99$ and miles better than that.

If OP is from US. Rest of the world rarely gets good PSUs cheap. It's maybe $50 for quality PSU.

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6 hours ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

If OP is from US. Rest of the world rarely gets good PSUs cheap. It's maybe $50 for quality PSU.

True. I do live outside the US, it's just that in the US you can get some pretty good PSU deals so I was pointing that out.

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