Échec du ventilateur CPU
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Hello everyone,
so here I am, I just bought a PC in parts that I completely assembled myself, even though I had a few gaps, but I still managed to get it done. Once I finished assembling everything, when I start the computer, this message appears: Your computer CPU Fan fail or speed too low. I would like to know how to fix this problem, I understood that my fan was spinning too slowly because it starts at a low speed. Thanks in advance
so here I am, I just bought a PC in parts that I completely assembled myself, even though I had a few gaps, but I still managed to get it done. Once I finished assembling everything, when I start the computer, this message appears: Your computer CPU Fan fail or speed too low. I would like to know how to fix this problem, I understood that my fan was spinning too slowly because it starts at a low speed. Thanks in advance
Configuration: AMD 64 3500+ CM a8v-e deluxe 1024 DDR CORSAIR Alim 550W power
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I have exactly the same problem...
Did you manage to solve your issue?
I was able to go into the BIOS and the only fault that seemed to be present was that "cool'N'quiet" (supposed to automatically adjust the temperature) was not enabled.
Not being very skilled in computing, could you tell me if there is another place to check?
Did you manage to solve your issue?
I was able to go into the BIOS and the only fault that seemed to be present was that "cool'N'quiet" (supposed to automatically adjust the temperature) was not enabled.
Not being very skilled in computing, could you tell me if there is another place to check?
Hi
I think you probably have a way to adjust the speed of your fan, either from a potentiometer located on your fan or from the BIOS.
To enter the BIOS, the key varies from one brand to another, but it's often the Delete key.
Once you're in, I think you have an option to adjust the speed...
Good luck with your search.
Hoping I gave you a little boost,
have a good evening
--
François
I think you probably have a way to adjust the speed of your fan, either from a potentiometer located on your fan or from the BIOS.
To enter the BIOS, the key varies from one brand to another, but it's often the Delete key.
Once you're in, I think you have an option to adjust the speed...
Good luck with your search.
Hoping I gave you a little boost,
have a good evening
--
François