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> Julian Hall wrote: >> Mark Jose wrote: >>> Like Julian, I would simply replace the PSU. You can get them pretty >>> cheaply, >>> but, if you can run to it, the better (read - more expensive) models >>> are much >>> quieter in most cases and also provide a more steady and reliable >>> voltage. >>> >> Mine is a Casecom from Ebuyer 2 fan model, 550W - £15+PnP >> >> > Thats not bad, I've been looking out for a 'quiet' PSU for my PC which > gets a bit noisy at times. It's great to have a recommendation. > > Take it Henry that you don't have a Dell PC, as although they will work > with a standard ATX power supply (P4 type with 20 pin and 4 pin > connectors) they don't fit very well in the tower cases, well not in a > Optiplex GX270 or GX280. > Unfortunately (in this case) I have a mini-itx (epia M) and have gone for the onboard power system at £50 and hopefully reduce the mass of wiring in the computer box itself. The standard power supply was £30, so hopefully the extra £20 will save me hassles in future. (Power demand is only about 70W or so) -- Henry Bremridge Please note that this email is not digitally signed. Please obtain verification that I sent this email before relying on its contents -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html