fan noise
Started by
12matthias335
, Nov 20 2006 05:24 PM
#1
Posted 20 November 2006 - 05:24 PM
#2
Posted 20 November 2006 - 05:56 PM
Fans are dirt cheap, I recommend replacing rather then attempting to repair them.
As far as specifics, are we talking about a case fan? PSU fan? CPU fan? If its your CPU fan just replace it.
You don't want to risk your CPU on a fan that is possibly dying. Case fans are dirt cheap so for the price of silicon lubricant you can likely just get a new case fan.
If it is your Power Supply fan, I highly recommend to ANYONE to never open your power supply. Power supplies can retain power long after they are unplugged and can hurt you bad if you touch the wrong thing.
So in all cases, I would say replacing is by far the better option.
As far as specifics, are we talking about a case fan? PSU fan? CPU fan? If its your CPU fan just replace it.
You don't want to risk your CPU on a fan that is possibly dying. Case fans are dirt cheap so for the price of silicon lubricant you can likely just get a new case fan.
If it is your Power Supply fan, I highly recommend to ANYONE to never open your power supply. Power supplies can retain power long after they are unplugged and can hurt you bad if you touch the wrong thing.
So in all cases, I would say replacing is by far the better option.
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