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I just picked up a HP Z620 from Ebay and the power supply is quietly cracking. I put my ear up to the PSU and it's definitely that.

 

I'm not sure if I should send it back and hope to get a better one from the IT resser? I guess it's an end of lease workstation. I'm defitnitely not sure about leaving it switched on and working while I'm away.

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If you are sure that is where the noise is coming from, why not just replace the PSU?

 

You can get an 850 W Gold PSU for $80-150.00 from Newegg.com. I suggest going with the Seasonic, Corsair or EVGA PSU, definitely not a Rosewill.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007657%20600479297&IsNodeId=1



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Should I be worried about the noise?

 

Also are these new PSU's a better option than an original HP 623194-001, or updated HP 717019-001 in my Z620?

 

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@Adam777 wrote:

 

 

Also are these new PSU's a better option than an original HP 623194-001, or updated HP 717019-001 in my Z620?

 


You will need to get a ATX to 18 pin adapter to use those ATX power supplies. There is also the question of physical compatibility in the case - they fit in the Z420 but Z620 has a different style PSU.

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is the crackling really an issue?

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