Soldato
Story for my previous PSU Corsair AX860i taken as an example: Most of the time the fan did not spin up at low load; however, after 21 months of usage, the fan developed noise whenever the fan was in the transition state of starting to spin and stopping to spin. This was particularly annoying when I was starting/stopping games or even web browsers, as I'm fussy with noise. After that, I got rid of all my PSUs with fans, and have been using only fanless PSUs since then.
Simple rules: I never trust unnecessary moving parts again, including watercooling pumps, mechanical hard drives etc. Only two moving parts are allowed: 1 fan for CPU and 1 fan for GPU.
Sorry to say this, but you are making the wrong decisions with your parts, you need to do your homework, study parts, watch reviews, and ask questions.
Although this video is really about wattage, they also talk about Corsair AX PSUs https://youtu.be/MPvj1cs77qA
I've have a superflower leadtek 1000w PSU now for about 8 years and it's still silent, my PC is on 24/7, although about 2 years ago it did start making a clicking noise on the fan, I opened it up, removed the fan, gave it all a good clean and it's been fine since, if I ever need a new PSU, I'll be buying the same again.,
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