At 12:46 AM 06/03/2013, FORC5 wrote:
disliked it also, also did not like the default adobe plugin until I fixed it.
look under options/applications and find the app in the list. allows
u to select what to use on the right.
After some frigging around, I found it. Thanks!
T
So I now have a minor failure with a PSU. The fan is making noise.
I do not care for the noise. I do 'quiet' PC's now.
BTW, all the PSU rails are still within tolerance. The fan is shot!
Greg, please get ready to laugh! I will finally use one of the Seasonic
PSUs
I bought 2 years ago!!!
Hello Duncan,
I have never taped over them myself on the PS's I have had. I really do not see
the reason to put tape on them, unless you get a dirty case and there is more
than average dust flying around in there.
Regards,
On March 6, 2013 at 2:21 PM DSinc dsinc...@epbfi.com wrote:
So I now
Tim,
Thanks. Yes, once I replace the psu there should be no internal changes.
So, little worry about the remaining psu ports that should RTF.
Thanks,
Duncan
On 03/06/2013 17:28, Tim Lider wrote:
Hello Duncan,
I have never taped over them myself on the PS's I have had. I really do not see
the
Ditto, never taped over mine and never had any issues :)
On 3/6/2013 5:34 PM, DSinc wrote:
Tim,
Thanks. Yes, once I replace the psu there should be no internal changes.
So, little worry about the remaining psu ports that should RTF.
Thanks,
Duncan
On 03/06/2013 17:28, Tim Lider wrote:
Hello
why not do surgery and replace the fan ? Maybe for a spare.
fp
At 03:21 PM 3/6/2013, DSinc Poked the stick with:
So I now have a minor failure with a PSU. The fan is making noise.
I do not care for the noise. I do 'quiet' PC's now.
BTW, all the PSU rails are still within tolerance. The fan is
Over the years, I have had spotty luck just replacing a 'fan.'
I'd rather stream the old psu to someone who does not hear
so well.. :)
Besides, this PCPC 610w PSU came to me in 2008 with
a 're certification notice'. This was a reason for buying a pair
of Seasonic psus in 2010.
I
