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BiggusDoggus

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#250613 18-May-2019 15:55
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Hi

 

 

 

I currently have a Coolermaster RS-650-PCAR-E3. The fan is making rattling noises, which I assume means the bearing is about shot and Bad Things will start to happen at any time.

 

 

 

So, on the lookout for a replacement. Sub $120, 650w is still perfectly fine. Any recommendations please?

 

 

 

A couple I have found:

 

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/PSUCOR76241/Corsair-CORSAIR-VS-SERIES-VS650-650WATT-80PLUS-WHI

 

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/PSUDPC720031/DEEPCOOL-SP-DN650-Deepcool-80-PLUS-230V-EU-certifi

 

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/PSUCLM3650/Cooler-Master-MWE-BRONZE-650W-80Plus-Bronze-PSU-ME





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lNomNoml
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  #2240637 18-May-2019 20:03
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The Corsair or the Coolermaster of those are fine, depends what your requirements are, make sure that cable lengths and amount of connectors are good enough for your build.




isaiahpee
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  #2240675 18-May-2019 22:49
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The Coolermaster RS-650-PCAR-E3 model is over 10 years old and are known for their fans to make rattling noises!


Any PSU would be an upgrade so I wouldn't get too caught up in deciding. 


Me personally I prefer Corsair but that's just a personal preference. They've worked for me. People will tell you differently though. I would just go for the cheapest option or look for the latest model. 


Out of your 3 options it would be between these 2 for me.


The CoolerMaster MPX 650 was released in AUG 2017


And the Corsair VS 650 was released in JAN 2018


Hope this helps.


 


sqishy
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  #2240684 18-May-2019 23:38
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I've fixed a few rattling fans before, take apart, spray some crc in and it can go fine.


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