Power supply making noise like a lawn mower!

Bearings in fans are probably going. Choices are to replace fan, or replace whole power supply.

Ya sure don't want to go from a quality brand like Enermax to some no name brand like Okia though> If you replace whole power supply, stick with a good brand, like another enermax.

You can buy Fortron 350Watt foe $43 or $65 for 400 watt Psu. US funds. I don't know of web sites where you are.

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There is another deal on eBay:
RaidMax ATX 12V 420w ATX Power Supply, Dual Fan
for 40$Can tx incl.
It seems to me that raidmax is a known brand. Any thought about this PS? Is it noisy?
Thanks again!

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Montreal. It's just strange that I have never noticed that it was sold alone... I'll take a look. BTW, anyone tried to clean the bearings in the fan instead of buying a new fan?

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I'm in Mount Pleasant, MI. It's a "city" of like, a few hudred people, maybe a few thousand, hehe. We have a new computer shop and a used computer shop. The new computer shop sells new fans, and the used computer shop sells used fans. All the used fans are 2-pin (as most power supplies use) and the new fans are available either in 2 or 3-pin (as most cases use). If you can't find a 2-pin fan, use a 3-pin fans and offset the connector in the proper direction. If your board doesn't use a connector but solders the fan wires on, you can splice the new wires to the old or solder them in place.

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