Zalman Tech Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

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You can find the drivers to install this sound card at this link..
http://www.zalman.co.kr/Eng/Contact/Download/SoftWare_List.asp?searchType=category&CATEGORY_1=CAF7&CATEGORY_2=CAS24&SEARCHPROD=ZM-RSSC%20V2

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Roy

very easily just remove the face from ur tower.usually first remove the side panel then ether there will be screws or push?squeeze thingies that will let the front cover come off.then u will see the switch and be able to remove it

Could be. The PWM fan's operation will vary depending on the motherboard's BIOS settings.Please check your motherboard's BIOS settings.

Hi, well if a SMPSU has "Blown" a resistor, this is generally NOT good. However it depends on which one, sometimes the designer will use a High value, several megohms, resistor, to feed some AC "Hash" into the starting circuit, to initially fire up the power supplies oscillator.

This because it is connected across the mains as it were is often subject to power spikes etc, and they eventually "Kill' this component.

So if the resistor IS a high value 1/4, 1/2 or 1 Watt Carbon resistor, you can most likely just replace it with an equivalent one.(It's not too critical)

However IF it is a resistor elsewhere then this indicates a short circuit on an Output, You MUST ascertain if that "Short' still exists or was external, If proved external, then Check all semiconductors junctions all around the "Blown Resistor" and replace all faulty components.

Now if it's NOT either of those then it;'s most likely in the mains side of the SMPSU, this must be approached carefully as we are dealing with mains power, again we must isolate the cause and eliminate any shorts etc, then replace the resistor and see if it goes.Often faults here damage the IC too, so check that first.

Some DIY site below to help.

http://www.repairfaq.org/sam/smpsfaq.htm

http://www.repairfaq.org/REPAIR/F_SwitcherPS.html


http://www.electronicrepairguide.com/Smps-repair.html

Maybe you are interested in this :
source:http://www.laptopcpufan.com/dell-laptop-cpu-fans-c-1.html

I say its a dud. The fan works by magnets inside. When the electromagnets get electricity it causes the polity of them to change making the fan move. Its possible half of them are dead outta the box. Send it back especially because the connections to a video card is simple considering its a plug.

I give you the newegg of liquid cooling.
http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l1/g30/Liquid_Cooling.html

I am not sure if the pump in a XT can be replaced. They sell pumps sperately and I certainly do think real men have their liquid cooling internal. Considering the XT was made so that you dont have to mess with radiators and pumps I doubt you can replace the pump. Looking at the XT pump its weak at 300 liters a hour.

I recommend danger den, swiftech and OCZ. It looks like the XT uses 3/8 inch so thats what these pumps are.

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l3/g30/c107/s154/gallery/p1/Liquid_Cooling-PC_Water_Cooling_Pumps-38_Water_Pumps-Page1.html

dude http://www.edriverdownload.com/driver/GeoVision%20/GeoVision%20GV1000%2016Ch%20480fps%20Capture%20Board%20Driver.html
Open this website , scroll down ,, and click on download

Touch the heatsink and see if it is cold, warm or hot. If it is cold, then you will need to reinstall the heatsink and make sure you apply the thermal pad or compound properly. If it is hot, you might not have enough water circulation.

Dear i have send website address of your Windows 7 Ultimate 64x OS and the beta driver for Zalman Tech ZM-RSSC External Sound System.
please follow the instructions and keeps download it.

http://www.support.xerox.com/go/results.asp?Xtype=download&prodID=3124&Xlang=en_us&Xcntry=USA&source=XOG

you may have to use the "safely remove hardware" icon in the system tray to turn off the USB module before unplugging it as it could be causing a power spike, also this could result in more permernant damage.

It probably sucked some object into the fan. the only way to clear it, is to open the laptop up and extract whatever is in the fan.

Get the free utility "Speedfan" at www.download.com it is a great utility for managing all the fans and temp setting inside your computer.

No. The ZM-WB5 is only compatible with Intel’s LGA775 and socket 478, as well as a few AMD processors. The Core i7's have LGA 1366 sockets.

There are usually more than one place to plug in a CPU fan. Only one of them is actually for the CPU fan, and monitored by the system BIOS. Make sure your fan is plugged into the right connector.

Turn off the power control of that FAN

This will depend on the motherboard you are using.

however, you need to make sure that the CPU fan lead is plugged into the correct plug on the motherboard... for example, I have an Intel 975xbx motherboard and it has 4 fan plugs, but only one of those is for the CPU. The others are for front/rear/top fans. If the CPU fan is plugged into one of the secondary ports, the CPU fan wont speed up correctly.

Also, some BIOS settings in the motherboard allow you to enable or disable automatic fan speed adjustment, and also set the temperature points.

mini-audio cable. shielded cable same type as headphone.
the plug should have 3 break with plasic insert in between.(stero) or single break (mon). it may or may not have color code on them.

If you need more asistance, let me know.