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1566 Views 23 Replies 6 Participants Last post by Fastlane247, Apr 10, 2004

jopapa1267

Discussion Starter · Apr 9, 2004

i just dled speedfan and i dont get how you increase rpm of fan. my cpu fan is around 2200 and my chassis fan is around 2500.i want to increase them to 4000 rpm or even 5000 rpm.i dont care how loud it is.

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wingfoot

· #21 · Apr 10, 2004

I'm not bashing canadians my wife happens to be from toronto, some great friends are from canada

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Fastlane247

· #22 · Apr 10, 2004

Well just to let you know i do not live in an igloo i live in a nice house ok, infact toronto is WAY colder then bc ever gets. But besides that i am in my windows right now and using pcprobe from asus and here is my info:

CPU Temperature 37 C/ 98 F OK
MB Temperature 26 C/ 78 F OK
CPU Fan 3970 OK

now if i crank my fan upto 6000rpm it will go down to about 30-33... if i go into the bios it will drop to 20c (around that)

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JohnWill

· #23 · Apr 10, 2004

Why don't both of you guys take a deep breath and give it a rest. There is no need to decend to name calling and insults here. If you can't get along, may I suggest you just don't post?

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Fastlane247

· #24 · Apr 10, 2004

i agree it is totally uncalled for... i apoligise to everyone who had to read this rambling convo... it had nothing to do with the fourm...

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