kfc469 Daemon Poster Messages 928 May 4, 2006 #11 yes, the bearings in your fan are probally just worn out. most places, when you buy a fan, they give you the RPM's and the dB level. you want one with the most RPM's and the lowest dB(sound) level.
yes, the bearings in your fan are probally just worn out. most places, when you buy a fan, they give you the RPM's and the dB level. you want one with the most RPM's and the lowest dB(sound) level.
CrazeD Fully Optimized Messages 3,736 Location Maine May 4, 2006 #12 kfc469 said: well you cant stop the power supply fan for very long. holding something to hold back the fan will burn out the motor/make it overheat Click to expand... You should be able to tell if sound is coming from the CPU fan, or the PSU. If you can't, then it's not too loud.2
kfc469 said: well you cant stop the power supply fan for very long. holding something to hold back the fan will burn out the motor/make it overheat Click to expand... You should be able to tell if sound is coming from the CPU fan, or the PSU. If you can't, then it's not too loud.2
