I have a cool master 692 case. My top fan which is stock has a maximum reading of 13500 rpm. This fan should only go up to 2500 rpm. My 3770k was not over locked or above 45 C at the time of this reading. I've had similar readings on different software readings. Is this a problem?
CM 692 case fan speed too high
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Sn1992-1361850
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it must be the motherboard sensor that has gone wrong it cant be 13500 any way
dont wrry about it
just a motherboard 3pin fan connector issue
dont wrry about it
just a motherboard 3pin fan connector issue
adimeister
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WHOAHHHH 13500. haha That is a faulty sensor bro, no way it runs at 13500 and wouldn't burn out after 2days of usage. That's crazily fast. haha Is it connected to your mobo?
adimeister
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It might be the mobos fault too bro. It is known that mobos have faulty sensors, there are even some CPUs temp detected upto 150c. hahahaha
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