/t/ - Is this setup fine? >Working on PC like normal >PC starts whirring like the ball bearing's going out on the fan mounted to the stock block >Start to replace 80mm case fans, only to awaken to the sound of "WHIIRRRR" after compiling FFMPEG. >then I insta

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Anonymous 06/10/2020 (Wed) 08:35:59 No. 409

Is this setup fine? >Working on PC like normal >PC starts whirring like the ball bearing's going out on the fan mounted to the stock block >Start to replace 80mm case fans, only to awaken to the sound of "WHIIRRRR" after compiling FFMPEG. >then I install a Be Quiet Shadow Rock LP with a Noctua Redux fan and the computer refuses to boot claiming "system fan failed" after the boot logo >then I replace the fan with a Noctua A12x25 while also adding a Noctua A9 to the rear I am wondering if I'll have issues with this setup? My concern is that the ATX12V port is under the heatsink, requiring me to bend the cable when the heatsink is in. This is the only way to fit the cooler since in the proper direction (hovering over the RAM), the pipes will bump into the chipset heatsink, making mounting that way impossible.

Anonymous 06/10/2020 (Wed) 08:36:36 No. 410

>>409 Just for some additional info, the PSU is a 650 watt Corsair CXM (bought November 2019 from a Best Buy after my previous Bestek 300W PSU was starting to have fan problems). The last fan I used successfully was a 3000rpm Arctic P8 fan on the aluminium block that was included (HP part no. 614946-001).

Anonymous 06/10/2020 (Wed) 08:49:11 No. 411

>>409 I would carefully monitor your thermals and make sure everything is good. But if the fan is moving and it boots you should be in the clear. A bent cable isn't ideal but it's not a problem if it isn't moving much and it's not frayed or exposed in some way.

Anonymous 06/10/2020 (Wed) 08:59:18 No. 412

>>411 The cable's fine and had been attached firmly before the heatsink was placed on. HP's Alvorix motherboard puts the 4-pin ATX12V plug in a weird spot The pre-built BIOS has a protection in place that makes the computer refuse to boot (it'll just warn of a failure and shut down after a few seconds) if the fan either runs slow or reports no speed to the board. For extra info, this heatsink's on a processor (AMD Phenom II X6 1045T) that outputs 95 watts of heat (most CPU info tools report the TDP as 94.8 watts, though.)

Anonymous 06/10/2020 (Wed) 10:13:02 No. 414

>>412 So what's the concern about the setup? If the heatsink is firmly attached to the motherboard then orientation doesn't matter. If it tries to POST and the only error is the fan then it's otherwise fine. If it needs fan speed then you should check and make sure the CPU fan is plugged-in correctly and is reporting data; only one of those pins is responsible for that.

Anonymous 06/11/2020 (Thu) 01:51:59 No. 420

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