If you use an AIO CPU cooler instead of an air cooler, you need to remove the AIO cooler’s fan.
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Four plastic screws in four corners of the heatsink hold the cooler plus the heatsink with the motherboard.The cable from the cooler connects to the CPU_FAN header on the motherboard. First, remove the cable that connects the CPU cooler to the motherboard.We recommend that you clean both of them. If the fan does not come out, check if any cables are still attached.ĬPU cooling fans and the CPU heat sink generally come attached together.Gently remove the CPU fan from the CPU.Remove all four screws from four corners of the CPU case fan.If you are using an RGB CPU fan, it might be connected to a controller instead of the motherboard. Remove the cable from the CPU fan that’s connected to the SYS_FAN header on the motherboard.Note: Before removing the fan cable from the motherboard, make sure you recognize the header or the controller to which the fans connects.įollow the steps below to remove the fan from the case. As these fans face the dust filter, they are the first to accumulate dust. These fans are responsible for removing hot air from the system and letting in cool air. These fans are usually located on the front, back, or top of the CPU case.
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These electronic devices will create static electricity and may damage internal PC components. Do not use a vacuum, hair dryer or any device that uses electricity to blow out air.Remove the side panel from the PC case.Remove all the screws that hold the side panel.Make sure you ground yourself to avoid electrostatic discharge from your body.Press and hold the power button for five to ten seconds to discharge the capacitors.Remove the PC connected to a wall outlet.When I'm just on my desktop no problems occur, no fans, etc.Also, before we start, consider the following in order to safely access your computer fans. Whenever I'm on bios the fans raise and so does the CPU Temp. The Cpu voltage varies between 1.040v and 1.056v on BIOS. And when I turn the computer off the fans rush to a climax and then drop dead. When I turn RS on the fans speed back up, and when I turn it off the fans still seem to be going at a pretty fast pace. It also sounds like the fans are varying/pulsing. The CORSAIR logo on the AIO was now Red.Įvery time the fans go max the AIO sounds like is makes a slight slosh/squeege sound. Shut down the computer, and when turning the computer back on the fans kicked back in %100, BIOS showed the CPU overheating error, and when on bios it was showing temps rising to 80C within seconds.
Then after watching some videos I decided to play some games, the instant I turned Runescape on the fans went %100, I obviously thought this wasn't right so I decided to take a look at my motherboard and saw the Red CPU led was on. I turned it off to go take a shower and when I came back and turned it on there were still no issues. Tonight, after a couple of hours being on the computer - watching videos for a bit. The other day I decided to try overclocking my gpu (haven't done research on it) and then decided to turn it off as it seemed to have stopped Battlefield (the issue was resolved immediately after I went to stock setting). I have not had any problems with this computer since building it ~ 6 months ago.
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