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Power Supply Fan Vibrating. The fan makes a grinding noise everytime i turn on my pc, usually it stops after a min or two, but recently it has become worse. My whole case is vibrating due to psu. I'll check the screws and apply your method to see it works in my case. The computer needs more power than the psu can deliver, and it’s struggling to provide what’s needed. You could also try to take the psu out and clean it up, see if the fan is good and all, and check the screws. The most likely cause for buzzing would be the fans but as you've said, you don't think that is the case. Something in the psu is broken or impaired. The psu is positioned incorrectly, touching a cable, or vibrating because of its interaction with another component. If the sound relates to electrical buzzing, the likely source is the power. The 2 fans at the top of my computer are causing a slight vibration which makes a whirring noise ever so slightly.

The most likely cause for buzzing would be the fans but as you've said, you don't think that is the case. My whole case is vibrating due to psu. The computer needs more power than the psu can deliver, and it’s struggling to provide what’s needed. The fan makes a grinding noise everytime i turn on my pc, usually it stops after a min or two, but recently it has become worse. Something in the psu is broken or impaired. The psu is positioned incorrectly, touching a cable, or vibrating because of its interaction with another component. You could also try to take the psu out and clean it up, see if the fan is good and all, and check the screws. The 2 fans at the top of my computer are causing a slight vibration which makes a whirring noise ever so slightly. If the sound relates to electrical buzzing, the likely source is the power. I'll check the screws and apply your method to see it works in my case.

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Power Supply Fan Vibrating The most likely cause for buzzing would be the fans but as you've said, you don't think that is the case. If the sound relates to electrical buzzing, the likely source is the power. I'll check the screws and apply your method to see it works in my case. My whole case is vibrating due to psu. The fan makes a grinding noise everytime i turn on my pc, usually it stops after a min or two, but recently it has become worse. The computer needs more power than the psu can deliver, and it’s struggling to provide what’s needed. The 2 fans at the top of my computer are causing a slight vibration which makes a whirring noise ever so slightly. You could also try to take the psu out and clean it up, see if the fan is good and all, and check the screws. The most likely cause for buzzing would be the fans but as you've said, you don't think that is the case. Something in the psu is broken or impaired. The psu is positioned incorrectly, touching a cable, or vibrating because of its interaction with another component.