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hey guys, been awhile since ive posted really so just hope alls going well....
to get on with my thread lol....
the front fan of my computer replicates a car engine, ive taken him out and cleaned him, if i kick it or push the center of the fan the ...
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29th Aug 2008, 07:14
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hey guys, been awhile since ive posted really so just hope alls going well....
to get on with my thread lol.... the front fan of my computer replicates a car engine, ive taken him out and cleaned him, if i kick it or push the center of the fan the nois stops time to replace him you think? theres no dust so im thinking its just worn out perhaps its only noisy on boot up aswell, seems odd, but i suppose thats when the fan is alternating speeds? Take it easy all! 
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The temperature inside this apple pie is over 1000 degrees.
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29th Aug 2008, 07:22
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Bearings go in them and then they get noisy, replace it mate.
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A decent brand will last longer and be quieter than standard stuff. My System: Hybr!d
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29th Aug 2008, 07:27
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cheers dai, any good brands i should keep an eye out for?
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29th Aug 2008, 07:31
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What size/type of fan is it?
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29th Aug 2008, 08:04
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12V not sure on brand, 2.5 inch diameter roughly (not sure if that matters)
its odd though how its only on bootup its noisy i can see the logo RU on it with a backwards R
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29th Aug 2008, 08:07
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Might be nosier on boot as the PC is running under hard load so the fans will be also.
Have a look through these > http://www.overclockers.co.uk/produc...d=57&subid=818 |
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29th Aug 2008, 09:49
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snorted, just bought one from shop down road, fancy for £4 all different colors lol, cheers for the help mate!
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