I converted an ATX power supply unit (Seasonic, 330W) into a standalone power adopter (by adding load, etc.), to which I connect multiple things. When I plugin a computer and a monitor each to a 12VDC line, they work fine, but when I also plugin an audio speaker to another 12VDC line, it gives a noise that is at an unusually bad level. If I, instead, just plugin the speaker to an ordinary AC-DC switching power adopter, then, the noise dissapears. I was wondering if the flat level of the DC output of an ATX PSU is that bad. I had though that switching adaptors should be worse than a power transformer (which is used in ATX PSU) with respect to flatness, but the reality seems to be the opposite. Am I wrong?