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I think with the boost behavior of modern CPUs that even budget boards need to be "overclocking" capable and have beefier power delivery than was required in the past. That, combined with the increasing complexity of advancing PCIe and DDR...

Also want full glossy..... after using the 48C1 for a few years, I can't leave the glossy realm! it just goes so incredibly well with oled panels.... I'm actually kindof shocked more companies aren't going glossy versions of these new oled panels...

Thanks for the info guys, I never opened it up and decided to RMA it, it cost me $50 buck but whatever... Appreciate the info, I feel pretty confident I could do it and your comment makes me feel even more so, but I would be much less...

Look up the part number on digikey site to see if there is an OEM replacement and please be careful. 140 mm Double Ball-Bearing Fan (HA1425M12B-Z) per TPU reviewer https://www.digikey.com

If you actually still have warranty for it then RMA. You will probably get a newer more modern PSU for a replacement.

I've replaced the fans in plenty of units. In fact, there have been times when I've got PSUs basically for free because people didn't want to bother with replacing the fan. It's pretty trivial really. Yes there is potential for danger but if...

i had a fan in my tt psu go, i just matched up the number of pins and jammed one i had on hand into it. been fine for going on 3 years.... id pop it open, check the model and see if you can find one, or one that is close to it.

I appreciate the reply, I thought the fan replacement would be much easier to find an equivalent. I may just suck up the cost and RMA it in the last 17 days I have now..... thanks.

I just have to get the "don´t do it" out for legal reasons. In theory: Since the fan-curve/ power delivery is hardcoded and cannot be adapted to your new fan you risk that the new one runs slower, faster or with the wrong signalling method (pwm...

Hi there, I'll try and keep this brief, I had a EVGA 1000W P2 for a full decade, it served me well, but I was having a LOT of issues with my RTX 3080TI GPU with crashes, after extensive testing of variables I considered that spikes in power draw...