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Is there a certain GTX 970 that I'll have to purchase to fit? Or will any type/variation work fine?

Had a little look on Amazon and I'm not too sure which haha

Thank you for your help though
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That seems to be the cheapest option, if you want to spend more for a different cooler, you can. Most, if not all should fit fine, but to be safe check your case dimensions and make sure the GPU you get will fit.
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Okay that's most likely what I'll get then

Also is there any specifications that the PSU needs? Think I'm going to look around to see if I can find a cheaper one, but will work well
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Take your side panel off your case and put your head in there and try to identify what is making the noise. I would think its either a HDD or your GPU but it could also be your fans.
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