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11-29-2019 11:33 AM

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I just got an Omen-875 and it seems the PSU has some Passive feature whereby the fan will constantly start and stop when not under load (which is cool), only problem it it makes a clicking noise everytime it does this which is super annoying. Is there anyway to just make the PSU fan active all the time?
11-29-2019 07:13 PM

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@goodnamestakn , welcome to the forum.
What is the full model or product number of the computer? I need this information to review the specifications of it. Please don't furnish the Serial # or other personal information. Here is a guide to help you find it.
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11-29-2019 07:58 PM

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11-29-2019 08:08 PM

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Thank you for the additional information, @goodnamestakn!
The symptoms that you describe don't seem to be normal to me. Unfortunately, HP has not provided any information on the power supply unit (PSU) in their documentation. I suggest contacting the seller to see what they have to say.
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11-29-2019 10:23 PM - edited 11-29-2019 10:31 PM

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You are saying it the PSU fan revs up when under load, but quiets down when not.
That is normal, but the clicking noise is not. A fan bearing would click constantly, but maybe a relay or something similar is failing.
I'll second @old_geekster idea to take it back to the seller for an refund or exchange.
If you cant, you will have to contact HP Support for a warranty issue.
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If any of this helps, just mark Old Geeksters post as Solved if you would please. It will help others searching for this issue also.
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