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P4 3.0Ghz - Cpu fan goes 5500rpm !?!?
By LiZzIe - usenet poster
I've got my new pc...
There are a power supply of 550w, and three additional fan, two for the case
and one for the hard disk. Now, I've got a problem, the CPU fan when I turn
on computer is really silent ... about 3000rpm. but after five minutes, it
goes to 5500rpm and make lots of noise. Is it normal? I mean... we're in
summer :-) and air is hot... could it be normal, even if I've got 2 fan for
the case and 1 for hard disk... !?!? Thanks in advance...
The Pentium is an Intel 3.0Ghz Boxed.
There are a power supply of 550w, and three additional fan, two for the case
and one for the hard disk. Now, I've got a problem, the CPU fan when I turn
on computer is really silent ... about 3000rpm. but after five minutes, it
goes to 5500rpm and make lots of noise. Is it normal? I mean... we're in
summer :-) and air is hot... could it be normal, even if I've got 2 fan for
the case and 1 for hard disk... !?!? Thanks in advance...
The Pentium is an Intel 3.0Ghz Boxed.
Solution #2
posted on Aug 02, 2007
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On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 14:55:18 GMT, ".: Emily and TheGhost :."
<
Yes, it's horrible, isn't it? I was using my friend's retail 3.0c
heatsink on my 2.4b, and the noise was too much once it spun up. I
modified mine to run at 7v, which wasn't necessarily the best solution
because it started to get quite toasty. On the upside, it *was*
essentially silent. Solved the problem for good by buying a Zalman
CNPS7000-Cu-Alu. Now I've got a gigantic, nearly silent heatsink.
Ahh better.
-Slash
--
"Ebert Victorious"
-The Onion
<
Yes, it's horrible, isn't it? I was using my friend's retail 3.0c
heatsink on my 2.4b, and the noise was too much once it spun up. I
modified mine to run at 7v, which wasn't necessarily the best solution
because it started to get quite toasty. On the upside, it *was*
essentially silent. Solved the problem for good by buying a Zalman
CNPS7000-Cu-Alu. Now I've got a gigantic, nearly silent heatsink.
Ahh better.
-Slash
--
"Ebert Victorious"
-The Onion
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