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Well I think I fixed it. I threw in an new PSU. Problem is, its not very powerful and makes my harddrive slow down (lack of power I guess (it randomally reads down to 5-10mb/s)). So I have two PSUs hooked up, but no buzzing (If it kicks in again with these power supplies, I'll post again)
This doesn't explain the linux thing though. Maybe windows has more load and that is where the buzz comes from. I dunno. Kinda odd if you ask me.
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