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September 8th 06, 01:11 AM
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Power supply clicks
I built a new computer a couple months ago, and right at 30 days(when
all my warranties expired) my power supply's fan started making clicking noises. It only does this when the computer has been on a while and is hot, and it sounds like it is maybe hitting the casing, but it looks like there is plenty of clearance. Could this possibly be a bearing going out? It is an Ultra V-series 350W. 
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September 8th 06, 01:49 AM
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Power supply clicks
wrote in message oups.com... I built a new computer a couple months ago, and right at 30 days(when all my warranties expired) my power supply's fan started making clicking noises. It only does this when the computer has been on a while and is hot, and it sounds like it is maybe hitting the casing, but it looks like there is plenty of clearance. Could this possibly be a bearing going out? It is an Ultra V-series 350W. Yup. and the cheap plastic is melting making it spin all over the place. It happened once to me. I am not buying any cheap stuff no more.
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