my fan is running 819 rpm and i need to no how this happen and i need to no if i can to buy a new fan for my prcoessor
I don't know the speed it should run ok,
but yes, you can get another fan, even a better one
Post your processor model and socket type and most likely you´ll get good suggestions for a decent fan.
but yes, you can get another fan, even a better one
Post your processor model and socket type and most likely you´ll get good suggestions for a decent fan.
Last edited by jcurts (2006-12-11 13:23:42)
Xbone Stormsurgezz
socket 478
if you want a new fan, here are some available,
there are also other brands you can choose from.
http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Cool … index.html
there are also other brands you can choose from.
http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Cool … index.html
I have used them all, and believe me, this is the best one:
http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDe … ode=373509
Don't take my word for it, google it.
I love thermaltake cases, there CPU coolers are LOUD. You cannot hear the zalman HS's and they cool better.
Again, just google "Best CPU heatsink"
http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDe … ode=373509
Don't take my word for it, google it.
I love thermaltake cases, there CPU coolers are LOUD. You cannot hear the zalman HS's and they cool better.
Again, just google "Best CPU heatsink"
Last edited by Stealth42o (2006-12-11 19:49:19)
I´ve read some good reviews also for the zoomfly, never used it though.
Have you tried plugging it into another one of the fan sockets on the mobo? I switched mine to CPU1 socket and mine ran at 800 rpm but would never increase when the temps went up :s (something to do with the cool 'n' quiet thingy) Then switched it to another one and it ran at 2,700 rpm.
Worth a try.
Worth a try.
this is a socket LGA 775 not socket 478Stealth42o wrote:
I have used them all, and believe me, this is the best one:
http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDe … ode=373509
Don't take my word for it, google it.
I love thermaltake cases, there CPU coolers are LOUD. You cannot hear the zalman HS's and they cool better.
Again, just google "Best CPU heatsink"
What motherboard do you have? Try disabling fan control in the bios.
what processor do you have???
asrock P4VM800
pentium 4 prescott socket 478
pentium 4 prescott socket 478
Mine is running at around 800RPM as well...
It throttles down if the CPU is a tolerable temperature.
It throttles down if the CPU is a tolerable temperature.
They have free shipping on everything so you can save a lot of money on multiple purchases over newegg.jcurts wrote:
I´ve read some good reviews also for the zoomfly, never used it though.
Been using them for years, not one complaint, they are great!
oo ok well i dont no i still have a warrenty on my processor and motherboard. i build my computer like in late april early may
is LGA 775 same as socket 475?
different number hence different socket. and dont you mean 478?killinzero1 wrote:
is LGA 775 same as socket 475?
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ya srry 478
killinzero1 wrote:
my fan is running 819 rpm and i need to no how this happen and i need to no if i can to buy a new fan for my prcoessor
Killinzero1CrazeD wrote:
Mine is running at around 800RPM as well...
It throttles down if the CPU is a tolerable temperature.
Why do you think this is a problem? Is the PC overheating, randomly crashing or rebooting? If not then as said above it's just the bios controlling the CPU fan to reduce noise and is nothing to worry about.
well a few days ago i noticed that it shuts down and locks up my cd,dvd drive
First things first then. Get a program like speedfan monitor the temperature and fan speed. If you run a program like orthos while running speedfan you should notice processor temp and fan speed increase. Let us know what you temps/fan speed are like when the PC is idle and also at load. You may also want to run memtest86 to test you ram is OK.
i do have that *speed fan* but memtest didnt work on my computer and last my computer crashed.... soo i have to rebuild the OS pissed me off it said something bout system32 config file witch i do no how to fix soo i have to get my brothers extrnal HD and back up my stuff my other HD
You might want to see if you can find Everest online and download it. This util will tell you everthing you want to know about your system with very detailed information. Currently my fan is running at over 2K RPM. Everest will tell you fan speed, processor temp, GPU temp, CPU voltage, memory timing, etc. I highly recommend you give it a try. The other post about moving the pin connection on the mobo could work as well give it a try, I always use the connector next to the CPU socket. Might even try CPU-Z and see if that helps.
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