Does your power supply unit emit a buzzing noise and show slight vibrations?
Does your power supply unit emit a buzzing noise and show slight vibrations?
I believe the fan could be experiencing a problem. Could anyone confirm if this is dangerous or if there’s something you should do? It’s only been two months since it was installed, and it’s an MSI MAG A850GL. I’ve attached two videos: one showing the fan noise and another displaying its rotation.
Welcome to the forums, newcomer!
What is the PSU powering? Please list the specs to your build like so:
CPU:
CPU cooler:
Motherboard:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
Chassis:
BIOS version for your motherboard at this moment of time.
Upon looking at the videos, that PSU does not sound nor look normal, I would contact your seller and MSI and initiated an RMA asap.
Cpu: Ryzen 7 5700x3d
Air cooler:fuma 3
Motherboard: a520m tuf
Ram:juhor ddr4 3600mhz
Ssd:wd Green
Gpu:rtx 3060 12 gb Eagle
Chassis: neologic rainbow
Bios version:2816
After the power supply started making this noise, I used WD-40 Specialist Electrical Contact Cleaner, and it stopped making the noise. Here's the video. Do you think there's a risk of the noise coming back?
View: https://youtube.com/shorts/vsHGY8lE6c8?s...MY6foHOQ_t
And thank you.
"After the power supply started making this noise, I used WD-40 Specialist Electrical Contact Cleaner, and it stopped making the sound. Here's the video. Do you think there's a risk of the noise coming back?"
I would've disconnected the PSU from the build, then sent an email or made a phone call to initiate an RMA, it's possible that the PSU is faulty to begin with. Because you sprayed it with WD-40, it's highly possible that your seller and/or MSI will disregard your warranty/RMA claim since you tampered with the PSU, yes they can tear the PSU open and inspect for any residues(under a microscope).
You
ask first
, then
go do,
not the other way round.
Não queria enviá-lo por RMA porque moro no Brasil e não acho que haja uma empresa responsável aqui. Estava fazendo alguns testes; meu PC está ligado há quase 50 horas para ver se a PSU desarmaria ou explodiria e, até agora, nada aconteceu. Mas tentarei abrir um RMA hoje ou comprarei outra PSU durante a Black Friday. Você já viu um problema como esse? Usei um sensor de temperatura e a temperatura estava boa, então acho que o problema é com o ventilador da PSU."
I didn't want to send it by RMA because I live in Brazil and I don't think there is a responsible company here. I was doing some tests; my PC has been on for almost 50 hours to see if the PSU would trip or explode and so far nothing has happened. But I will try to open an RMA today or buy another PSU during Black Friday. Have you ever seen a problem like this? I used a temperature sensor and the temperature was fine, so I think the problem is with the PSU fan."
Are you sure you don't want to endanger your CPU, motherboard, GPU, and storage devices by using a PSU that might fail? It's not a wise choice.
Estou pensando em trocar a minha PSU no próximo mês. Acho que uma Corsair RM850x ou RM850e seriam boas escolhas?