I have a Coolermaster Hyper 212 Evo and this noise becomes audible at about 1500 RPM. As far as I can tell there are no wires hitting the fan, so I'm not sure why its making this noise. Could anyone help me figure out the solution? Here is a video of the noise, the fan is running at 2000 RPM in the video so the noise is quite loud. [video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAnEjXHlzO8&feature=youtu.be"][/video]This is how it sounds playing something like Wolfenstein. Is this because the fan isn't ment to be used at such a high RPM? Should I cap it at 1000 RPM? Thanks.
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What is this noise coming from my CPU Cooler?
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It sounds like a blade hitting something .
Maybe the bearing is worn and the blade moves a little at speed .
You should be able to set the maximum speed in your BIOS [ depending on your mb ]
There may also be a software utility that came with the board that lets you make the adjustment from windows
Maybe the bearing is worn and the blade moves a little at speed .
You should be able to set the maximum speed in your BIOS [ depending on your mb ]
There may also be a software utility that came with the board that lets you make the adjustment from windows
- Nov 18, 2008
- 20,308
- 4
- 74,960
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