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" This is noise generated by the computer, not by the power supply itself. "

Posted by beppe61 on December 23, 2014 at 03:33:48:
Hi and first thanks a lot for the very interesting testing
You say " This is noise generated by the computer, not by the power supply itself " .. so the real problem is the computer ?
Maybe you should look at another platform if your aim is to get low noise, a very good aim of course. Noise is not music.
Just asking.
Thanks a lot again.