Asked By
jez1925
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Posted on - 11/04/2012
What is the problem if the fan standing in processor is creating a noise? and when i start my pc an alert is appearing stating about the thermal in the processor.
Problem regarding the fan in the motherboard
An alert about the thermal in the processor indicates that the cooling system is not working sufficient enough to keep the processor under normal temperature.
The noise that you hear is one proof that there is indeed something wrong with your cooling system. It's best to inspect your processor's cooling fan while your pc is running.
Possible reasons are: 1) your fan is already clogged by dirt that it is having a hard time spinning normally; 2) your processor's heat sink, which is also where your processor cooling fan is installed on, might not be seated or clipped properly to the motherboard; 3) an object, such as the wirings, might be obstructing your cooling fan from running normally.Â
Whichever is the cause, power down your PC, inspect and remove any obstacles, clean whatever dust and dirt around the motherboard. Power up your PC and see if there is any improvement.
Problem regarding the fan in the motherboard
Hi,
CPU fan makes noise for several reasons when dust stuck the fan to rotate so it forcefully run other reason is if room temperature increased the processor overheat and load increases on fan and makes its life time decreases so place system in moderate conditions and try to clean fan and cpu with dust absorber if this not works buy cooling fan and install under system technician guidance
Hope these shall helps you
Thanks
Problem regarding the fan in the motherboard
Hi there,
Did you check the cooling fan of the processor! I think the problem is with the cooling fan. Please check is it working properly or not. Now check the entire system so that you can become sure that the problem is happening only because of processor’s cooling system.
If the processor heats up so early than first clean the cooling fan. If this do not work to solve your problem than just change the fan and be safe.
Thank you,
Riley Weaver.
