Pri mentioned before in a post not long ago that using a fan pointed downwards could cause it to rattle. Well, if I'm correct, my fan is only able to be pointed downwards.
Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO. Really great fan. 120mm. I've had it this way since I got it (Beginning of July 2014). I don't see a solution to this problem, because I don't think I can just stick something in there to exert the pressure downwards. I don't even think that's the problem.
It works perfectly fine, but the rattling is just annoying. It's more of a buzzing.
Any tips, tricks, help? Anything is appreciated.
Thanks!
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Rattling
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Re: Rattling
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Pretty sure it's my GPU fan, only rattles when in a game. Nevermind the Cooler Master.
Pretty sure it's my GPU fan, only rattles when in a game. Nevermind the Cooler Master.
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- CPU: AMD FX 8120
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Re: Rattling
nope.
The only difference between dicking around and science...
is writing it down.
is writing it down.
- IceDevice
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- CPU: AMD FX 8120
- RAM: 8GB of some shit brand
- Motherboard: Some shitty gigabyte board
- GPU: Zotac GTX 970
- Display: 24" Samsung thing
- Cooling: Air
- Location: Canada
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Re: Rattling
I think it's what Pri mentioned before - stress or too much load or something. I dunno what I'm saying.
I'm running my computer on it's side and the buzzing is gone.
I'm running my computer on it's side and the buzzing is gone.
The only difference between dicking around and science...
is writing it down.
is writing it down.
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