Scrattle
#0
Yo
Since the tx750 is a rather loud power supply. I was wondering if changing the stock fan would give any loss in terms of selling value? It is out of warranty by now so nothing is voided by actually opening it.
I guess I can live with the noise from it if it otherwise would mean I have to sacrifice some selling value later on, but if you guys don't care whether or not I swapped a fan then that'd be dope.
Since the tx750 is a rather loud power supply. I was wondering if changing the stock fan would give any loss in terms of selling value? It is out of warranty by now so nothing is voided by actually opening it.
I guess I can live with the noise from it if it otherwise would mean I have to sacrifice some selling value later on, but if you guys don't care whether or not I swapped a fan then that'd be dope.
#1
OverclockerTilføjet:
08-11-2015 09:03:20
Svar/Indlæg:
256 / 80
Omdømme:
0 / 0
I'd say it doesn't matter much with an older PSU that is out of warranty, assuming the fan you replace it to is of good quality.
PS: Just make sure to let the capacitors discharge before taking it apart 🙂
Svaret blev redigeret 1 gang, sidst af akrobet d. 08-11-2015 09:04:55.
PS: Just make sure to let the capacitors discharge before taking it apart 🙂
Svaret blev redigeret 1 gang, sidst af akrobet d. 08-11-2015 09:04:55.