controlling the fan speed of the psu

[srini0603]

I have an mini itx case. the link to the case is

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...Content-_-text-_-

The case is brand new and the psu fan is making a loud noise. there is an extra fan on the case and that is ok. but the fan inside the psu is making way too much noise.

is there an way to control the psu fan speed?

the motherboard is Intel DH57JG

 

[Rifter]

Its not necessarily a good idea to slow down the PSU fan, its probably spinning at that speed to keep the PSU cool as most PSU fans are controlled by PSU temps or loads. ITX PSU's are small and have small fans thats why they are loud, larger fans are generally quieter due to being able to spin slower to move the same amount of air.

The bearing in the fan could be defective too you could swap out the fan with a similar model and see if that helps or try and RMA the PSU if you think its the bearing.

 

[RavenSEAL]

I have an mini itx case. the link to the case is

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...Content-_-text-_-

The case is brand new and the psu fan is making a loud noise. there is an extra fan on the case and that is ok. but the fan inside the psu is making way too much noise.

is there an way to control the psu fan speed?

the motherboard is Intel DH57JG

No name case=no name PSU, you paid for it.

 

[srini0603]

can I remove the psu and put in a power adapter like this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-006-_-Product

would this work ??

 

[Zap]

Yes, replacing the PSU with such a DC-DC adapter with a power brick should work.