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  #300040 18-Feb-2010 09:30
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LOL I had the same thing at work the other day.... machine's fans kept going nuts and temp shot up... found one of the fans was in backwards sucking warm air in....

I tend to blow cool air in from the front and side (if available) and suck it out the back....current box tho only has a rear fan and thats it...... and a big hole in the base I cut into it for a video card I had last year...




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  #300195 18-Feb-2010 17:41
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Yeah I think I need to sort out my cooling... There are 2 free slots at the back. So does that mean I could put in 2 fans? If so, do I have to make sure that one is sucking air in and the other spewing air out??

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  #300214 18-Feb-2010 19:28
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SOmething like this is the standard....


Excuse the Paint image ;)




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  #300245 18-Feb-2010 22:21
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lol cool thanks for that.

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  #300251 18-Feb-2010 22:47
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You should sell that on trade me!!!!!

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#303215 1-Mar-2010 09:45
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hi maybe your
heatsink
or ram could be droping and loseing its power chek you graffics card it could be a main cuse for wat is happing!

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#303216 1-Mar-2010 09:48
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if you pluged te fan cables in try turning the cables around be pulling them out and changeing them around .!!

 
 
 
 

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  #303217 1-Mar-2010 09:55
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I'd recomend running something like http://www.passmark.com/products/bit.htm for a matter of time and getting some results from that. You should be able to run the card up pretty hard until it crashes and the Passmark software will capture all the info leading up to the crash ... might show you if it's temp or not?

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