Summary: DO NOT REMOVE THE POWER SUPPLY FAN Why, you ask? We had a user bring in his computer two months ago. He said smoke started pouring from the back of th...
Summary: Another thing you might do is just cut the old one out of there, and sometimes there is room to install a different fan on the OUTSIDE of the power s...
Summary: I bought a barebones pc of internet around 4-5 years ago and I don't even know what motherboard it is now and for last several months the cpu fan has ...
Summary: I have this older motherboard shuttle ak32v, rock solid "old trusty" always boots with win 98 SE installed. This mobo only has the 20 pin connector f...
Summary: The whole story: A few months ago I noticed one of my power supply fans seemed to be rattling. I figured it was a bearing going bad because it is an ...
Summary: I wanted to ask you guys a couple of questions. I was wondering number one how hard it is to put in a power supply? I ordered a higher quality one fr...
Summary: hi, I have a 2.4ghz celeron (don't remmeber which mothernoard though i'lll have to check that) with 768mn ram, two hdd :a 120gb and a 80gb, a 68mb vid...
Summary: i have a desktop computer that had been working great with a 430w atx power supply for nearly 8 months. i upgraded the power supply to a Thermaltake w...
Summary: So I'm looking into buying a Geforce 6800. The biggest catch (aside from the tons of money I'll have to shell out) is that it has TWO power connectors...
Summary: My HP Pavilion 4535 has had a "loud" power supply fan for about 2 years. My parents have the same model computer, and it is much quieter. Mine has b...
Summary: Not many mobo's are 8x compatible right now (at least while I have been shopping the last month). Why spend the money on an 8x card and not be able ...
Summary: Yes get a new fan. My power supply fan was noisy and when I eventually got round to changing it, I noticed it was spinning much slower than the other...
Summary: Fix it now.. like RE1 said... no down time. If that CPU burns up from the Fan not working whos job is on the line because the server went down? Not th...
Summary: Probably because it was not UL listed. I could be wrong. :) Also, some supplies now have a standby mode, Wake on lan or modem, etc. This means that ev...
Summary: I know this is an old computer... but it's a wierd problem.. my guess is the motherboard. Anyhow.. I push the power button, fan (in power supply) com...
Summary: That is not possible. Maybe if you know how to modify the power cords to accept those of an ordinary PC. Where would you put it in? Power supply spot...
Summary: You say the fan in power supply does not sound like it is working or working well.That would lead one to randomly test the power supply first as a #1 ...
Summary: I have a P4 2.4 on Intel MoBo and Intel's active monitor says processor runs abt 38-40C when idle but goes up to 54 when gaming. Also, if someone coul...
Summary: i just bought onoe of my friend's PC for $250 if you have seen my previous post. now, another friend is selling his PC also for $600. should go for it...
Summary: What do you mean by motherboard fan? If you mean the one on the CPU, DO NOT use the computer!! - the CPU will burn out in a few minutes if the fan is ...
Summary: It does no harm if it does spin faster, but are you sure it's the power supply fan? If your think you HEAR it spinning faster.... - CD/DVD drives can ...
Summary: Hi Stuat is mostly correct, - fans with the same dimensions, and motor type except one runs at less wattage. Stuat in generally terms is CORRECT. I w...
Summary: The guys are right in the grills may be clogged up. In some of the older machines the only cooling fan was the one in the power supply. If this is the...
Summary: I was trying to fix a power supply fan. I removed a 80mm fan from an old power supply. topcat2007-I am truly lost after this............. Below is wha...
Summary: Can i put 2 power supplies in 1 pc? if so how? i do not want the second one to run for pc stuff, i want it for all my fans...but I can not figure out ...
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