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John	posted on 20th May 07 at 18:27
	Motherboard.
smack	posted on 20th May 07 at 18:09
	yeh spins from the start, sometimes stops for like 2 mins then goes again Whats a board?
John	posted on 20th May 07 at 14:30
	Is that a Dell Dimension there? If it spins up to full speed as soon as its turned on theres a good chance its the board. Try a bios update and if that doesn't work it'll be a new board.
drax	posted on 20th May 07 at 10:17
	You should be able to disable any fan checking in the bios options really, press DEL, or F2 when booting repeatadly to get to the Bios options
smack	posted on 20th May 07 at 10:15
	update: Pc keeps shutting itself down now when fan isent on, says fan failure after like 30 mins and shuts down. looks like im gonna have to find someone to look at it:(
drax	posted on 20th May 07 at 10:11
	Probably run a bearing dry and its coming off its pivot
smack	posted on 20th May 07 at 08:49
	cheers mate, the nosie is driving me insane :thumbs: just disconeted it, no more noise :cool: cheers [Edited on 20-05-2007 by smack]
_Allan_	posted on 19th May 07 at 20:53
	quote: Originally posted by smack yeh im sure of it being the front fan? is that the one that i can disconet and my pc will be ok or is that a bad move? Cheers ppl :thumbs: It will be fine, could be just the bearings are shot. It will only usually be drawing in air from the outside to circulate through the PC to the back fans to pass out of the case. Just get another in time.
smack	posted on 19th May 07 at 18:53
	yeh im sure of it being the front fan? is that the one that i can disconet and my pc will be ok or is that a bad move? Cheers ppl :thumbs:
drunkenfool	posted on 19th May 07 at 18:30
	Unless its a high specced system, and you are SURE its just the fan on the front and not the PSU/CPU/GFX fan thats fucked, then id just ignore it and disconnect the fan, unless you are bothered enough to get another one to replace it.
_Allan_	posted on 19th May 07 at 18:29
	You sure it's the fan at the front then?, yes you'd lose a bit of cooling but it shouldn't effect the system like a CPU fan or PSU fan dying then your CPU/PC overheats...
smack	posted on 19th May 07 at 17:34
	its all gone very quite now all of a sudden (the computer) :o o now its just starting up again :(
smack	posted on 19th May 07 at 17:31
	its this model and its the fan at the front of it were those two slits are
_Allan_	posted on 19th May 07 at 17:28
	PSU fans or CPU fan?
smack	posted on 19th May 07 at 17:27
	nope that dident work :( its just going like so fas the fan is, was fine earlyer, came bak to my room and it was doing it :boggle:
abdus	posted on 19th May 07 at 17:13
	:lol: overtime and taxing you
smack	posted on 19th May 07 at 17:10
	right o, thanks il go give it a try :thumbs: it looks like its working over time
abdus	posted on 19th May 07 at 17:06
	turn it off, open it, hoover the fan and the whole inside of the pc. And try again...maybe it's full of dust, esp on the outside
smack	posted on 19th May 07 at 16:39
	my pc is making a hell of a noise, i feels like the fan is sucking in alot of air or blowing it, either way the fan sounds like its going mad???????? Why :boggle::boggle::boggle: