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I bought a pre-built pc a little over a year ago and it has started to make an almost constant sound from the PSU fan spinning up and stopping every few seconds. The PC runs just fine, but the sound is extremely annoying and makes it impossible to focus.

Is my best bet to just replace the PSU with a newer better one, or is there anything else I can do?

Parts listed below:

• Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060
• Intel Core i7-13700F
• Asus Prime B760-PLUS D4
• Corsair CV650
• Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 16 GB DDR4 RAM

Currently visiting Estonia with my girlfriend, and I plan on playing Jõulumäe during one of the days.

I noticed that there are several different layouts listed on Udisc, but I assume that not all of them are playable right now (the winter layout for example).

If you have played the course, which layout would you recommend and why? I unfortunately only have time to play one of the layouts since my gf isn't a discgolfer (yet).

I've been in a discgolf slump lately and things have not been going well this season. I worked a lot during the spring and didn't have time to play as much as I would have liked. Even when I had time I didn't have the energy to get out of the house.

I don't work during the summers, so I figured I'd finally get to play a little more and really grind like I used to before I started working full time.

Unfortunately that never really happened, for multiple reasons. I've been playing (probably more than the average person but way less than I usually do), but it's been a little half-hearted. Even the fieldwork and putting practice have only led to negative results.

I've been throwing shorte

Throwing putters is a great way to work on form, and I love throwing putters. The Envy is my favorite disc by far, and I don't see that changing. This post is not about throwing putters.

There does come a point where you know how to throw that straight putter shot and can hit your line confidently 9/10 times. On some holes a neutral flying putter will not punish you for missing your angle, because they don't move much to either side in the air compared to faster discs. Get the distance right, and you'll still have a putt.

I find that by doing the dumb thing and throwing fast, overstable drivers on holes where something slower or more neutral is the best way to go really teaches you a l

DG roadtrip 2021 (fall) https://imgur.com/a/fYCLCLg