[aclug-L] Re: Hardware question.......
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Personally, I don't see the need to dump the case unless you have a
complaint about it. The hassles/dangers inherant in dismounting and
remounting the motherboard, etc. would seem to point to a replacement of
the fan or power supply. On that topic, if the fan is old enough to have
gone bad, I'd say the supply itself might be a bit long in the tooth.
Anyway, my first inclination is to change the supply only. Now if I only
had a buck I could get some coffee. :-)
jeff
On Sat, 29 Jan 2000, David Carmichael wrote:
> Topic: Power Supply Fan.
>
> I have a cheap ATX case with a version 2.01 230watt power supply, the fan
> has picked up a wobble/buzz.
>
> Now would I be better off...... (in the long run)
>
> (a) opening the sealed power supply case and just replacing the fan... ($20)
>
> (b) replacing the whole power supply.. ($30)
>
> (c) replace the whole case / power supply ($40)
>
> I have done all three in the past... but I would like some sort of feed back
> from others on their personal thoughts on this.
>
> --David
>
>
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