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  • lucky13
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    • Aug 2007
    • 412
    #21
    Re: Sparkle 250W noise....

    Thanks for all the comment/help/pointers.

    Load it with mobo but noise comes and goes.

    I swear it really sounds like a cap is not holding the charge. It leaks some out and has to be refilled a few electrons at a time.

    Oh well.

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