gtx 690 stock fan broken

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hi
i had a problem of high temp and shaking all pc even table lol, after that all i saw the fan blade one broken that pic show what i mean
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the problem begins from 1 month i went to my customer service they said that they dont have it also its user problem and no there chance to me to do anything :( , i wanna know what should i do , any one know where that i can buy stock fan or there is a good advice ? also some people told me to break 2 more blades to get some equal but iam worry for make high heat . sorry for my english waiting for ur help
 
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Well you have two options really.

You could get this one: http://www.arctic.ac/us_en/accelero-twin-turbo-690.html

Although I'm not sure you could find it anywhere as I don't know if Arctic Cooling still makes them.

You could purchase a liquid cooling kit http://www.frozencpu.com/products/22393/ex-wat-284/Alphacool_NexXxoS_Cool_Answer_120mm_D5UT_-_Complete_Kit.html?tl=g30c83s137#blank


And a GPU block: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/23108/ex-blc-1141/XSPC_Razor_nVidia_GTX_690_Full_Coverage_VGA_Block_-_Reference_Design.html?tl=g30c311s1687#blank

You might have to choose a different liquid cooling kit depending on if your case can support the size of the radiator provided. I just chose that one as an example.

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Here is a thread with a user with the same problem as you. Personally I would also tell you to opt for an aftermarket cooler. Unless you really love your reference 690 cooler it would be preferable. But if you really want to try, you could find out your 690 fan dimensions and purchase a replacement fan from here. But seeing how you were able to afford one in the first place, buying an aftermarket cooler for it shouldn't be much of an issue for you in terms of price. Availability might be an issue for you though.

You could maybe try a custom loop liquid cooled system. Well that is, if you have the money for it.
 
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well the money not the problem , but in that site I don't see any one can go with my card , can u tell me if I buy after market one which one will be better ? , also I lose my warranty if I do this ? and finaly performance that's the main questions which is better ? I need some thing quiet too . thanks for ur help
 
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If you purchase an aftermarket cooler it will perform better and be more quiet than your stock cooler. If you can't find a fan that goes with your card then you should purchase an aftermarket cooler. You've already lost your warranty breaking your fan blade as it probably doesn't cover user inflicted damage; even if it was accidental.
 
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Well you have two options really.

You could get this one: http://www.arctic.ac/us_en/accelero-twin-turbo-690.html

Although I'm not sure you could find it anywhere as I don't know if Arctic Cooling still makes them.

You could purchase a liquid cooling kit http://www.frozencpu.com/products/22393/ex-wat-284/Alphacool_NexXxoS_Cool_Answer_120mm_D5UT_-_Complete_Kit.html?tl=g30c83s137#blank


And a GPU block: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/23108/ex-blc-1141/XSPC_Razor_nVidia_GTX_690_Full_Coverage_VGA_Block_-_Reference_Design.html?tl=g30c311s1687#blank

You might have to choose a different liquid cooling kit depending on if your case can support the size of the radiator provided. I just chose that one as an example.

You could also choose all the parts yourself but that does get a little complicated. Hope you have fun! :)
 
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