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When i start my pc up my fan runs like 2 seconds then stops and i need to push it with my fingers to get it running and it only goes to arund 600rpm without a big fans help well my processor is 57+C


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Probably time for a new CPU cooler...they do wear out.


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Its brand new...But it does spin on its own when it reaches 45C which is too high for comfort.Is their any way to get it to spin at a cooler temperature?


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45C is not a bad temperature for a processor. But of course your cpu fan should start as soon as you turn your computer on.


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Some makers have BIOS-level fan controls built into their mobo's-- in the interest of reducing noise-- they are all tied in to the Sensor chip-- perhaps this is the case here. The fan would not start until needed.
How reliable is this? I have no clue.
To know for sure-- I'd have to see a manual-- the website's a pain to use.


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I think i got it to stay around 50-56C.Im using a 1ft fan to cool the surroundings.


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50-56c is certainly not bad but it's not excellent either.


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