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 Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 6:55 pm Post subject: [CPU] Fan adjustment |
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Computer Specs:
Windows Xp SP3
2.5 gigs Ram
Intel Quad Core 2 Q9300 @ 2500 (I overclocked to 3000)
Asus Formula A Striker II Motherboard (The ROG one)
Nvidia e-GeForce 9800 Gx2 (Dual GPU) 1 GB DDR3 Ram (overclocked the frequency to 120% still runs cool)
I think that's all that should be needed. Okay anyways how can i "overclock" my fan speed. My case temp ranges from 20.C - 23. C but my CPU runs @ about 45. C I'm sure someone is whining about that being normal and that i did overclock it but until i get water cooling i'm stuck with this stupid fan. Anyways how can i increase the fan speed. I'm sure i can make it go like apeshit which is what i'm looking for until i can get water cooling and just overclock the shit outa it. Anyways any help would be appreciated.
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The fan is a hardware I believe. I don't think there is anyway to make it a big difference using a program on a computer. I think you can change out the motor that can you also wire on a control setting. But that might be tiresome for you and I think it's better if you just bought a fan that can includes a speed control.
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| Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 7:07 pm Post subject: |
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| Ajax wrote: | | The fan is a hardware I believe. I don't think there is anyway to make it a big difference using a program on a computer. I think you can change out the motor that can you also wire on a control setting. But that might be tiresome for you and I think it's better if you just bought a fan that can includes a speed control. |
Will putting some magnets wear it out to soon? I have to big earth magnets sitting here waiting to pump up the RPM's
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| Nereverine wrote: | | Ajax wrote: | | The fan is a hardware I believe. I don't think there is anyway to make it a big difference using a program on a computer. I think you can change out the motor that can you also wire on a control setting. But that might be tiresome for you and I think it's better if you just bought a fan that can includes a speed control. |
Will putting some magnets wear it out to soon? I have to big earth magnets sitting here waiting to pump up the RPM's |
Oh you mean use magnets to spin the fan blades faster?
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| Ajax wrote: | | Nereverine wrote: | | Ajax wrote: | | The fan is a hardware I believe. I don't think there is anyway to make it a big difference using a program on a computer. I think you can change out the motor that can you also wire on a control setting. But that might be tiresome for you and I think it's better if you just bought a fan that can includes a speed control. |
Will putting some magnets wear it out to soon? I have to big earth magnets sitting here waiting to pump up the RPM's |
Oh you mean use magnets to spin the fan blades faster? |
Yeah lol. It's tempting.
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... what
The temp is fine, just get a better fan or live with it.
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| slovach wrote: | ... what
The temp is fine, just get a better fan or live with it. |
Are you sure?
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| Nereverine wrote: | | slovach wrote: | ... what
The temp is fine, just get a better fan or live with it. |
Are you sure? |
Yeah. Wait till the temp is twice that to start worrying.
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Dude you could have the CPU up to 80 then after that its starting to get unstable.
Don't worrie at all.
It's not warm, you could have it 24/7 at 70 if you want.
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i dont like that quad....
and those temps are fine.
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