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Replaceing power supply fan

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Ender1183

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The fan in my HTPC is really starting to get on my nerves. It is fine when movies are going but when its quite it really its loud. I am not in front of it now but i think its a corsair 650, i thought it was a 80mm fan. Any suggestions for a replacement,a way to adjust the speed or dampen the sound?
 
make sure to use a fan with a high MTBF , inside a PSU cooling is lot more crucial than your case; so a fan in there should not have sleeve bearing; best to go with some liquid bearing as the Sony
 
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