- Jan 7, 2015
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I have been having this problem for months now and have tried everything that I could to fix the problem with no avail. A couple of months back my CPU fan started to go at full speed all of the time. I tried reapplying thermal paste with no avail. I bought a new CPU cooler for the CPU, this cooler came with 3 pin headers with a manual control for the fans. When the control didn't work and the fans were going full speed I replaced both 3 pin CPU fans that are in a push/pull configuration to 4 pin PWM fans. The problem still persists.
I have also downloaded speed fan for my computer to see what the temperatures and rpm readings are for the case, they are as follows.
System Temp 72F
CPU -76F
AUX 81F
Core0 75F
Core1 86F
CPU Fan 755 RPM
CPU Fan 1612 RPM
Aux Fan 766 RPM
Aux1 Fan 439 RPM
Aux2 Fan 1650 RPM
The specs for this computer are as follows
Case- Cooler Master HAF 932 Advanced
Motherboard- Asus Z68 V Pro
CPU Intel Core I7 2600K
RAM 24 GB
OS Windows 8.1
Now what gets me is that the CPU temp is at -76F where the cores are at high temperatures. I am at a loss right now, I have tried everything that I can think of at the moment. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have also downloaded speed fan for my computer to see what the temperatures and rpm readings are for the case, they are as follows.
System Temp 72F
CPU -76F
AUX 81F
Core0 75F
Core1 86F
CPU Fan 755 RPM
CPU Fan 1612 RPM
Aux Fan 766 RPM
Aux1 Fan 439 RPM
Aux2 Fan 1650 RPM
The specs for this computer are as follows
Case- Cooler Master HAF 932 Advanced
Motherboard- Asus Z68 V Pro
CPU Intel Core I7 2600K
RAM 24 GB
OS Windows 8.1
Now what gets me is that the CPU temp is at -76F where the cores are at high temperatures. I am at a loss right now, I have tried everything that I can think of at the moment. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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