I'm not very good with computer hardware so please bare with me.
When I turned on my computer I got a CPU fan error and a CPU overheating error. I pressed f1 to go into the asus bios and the chassis fan 1 rpm was ~350 and showing in red, with a CPU temperature of 90 degrees C.
I opened the case, and the fan at the back of the case looks like it's the one running slow.
After turning off/on the computer for the third time, now it runs to desktop. Using HWMonitor it shows the CPU temperature at 35-40, with the sysfan running at 200 rpm. But the maximum temperature is the one I saw in the bios when I started it up the third time, which is much higher (70 celsius).
I thought maybe I could increase the fan speed manually in the bios but I can't for some reason... unless I'm doing it wrong. It is set to "Fast and Quiet" by the way.
Also, If I have to change the fan, can you please tell me how to find out its make and model?
CPU is intel i7 2600k and motherboard is sabertooth p67
Thank you.
When I turned on my computer I got a CPU fan error and a CPU overheating error. I pressed f1 to go into the asus bios and the chassis fan 1 rpm was ~350 and showing in red, with a CPU temperature of 90 degrees C.
I opened the case, and the fan at the back of the case looks like it's the one running slow.
After turning off/on the computer for the third time, now it runs to desktop. Using HWMonitor it shows the CPU temperature at 35-40, with the sysfan running at 200 rpm. But the maximum temperature is the one I saw in the bios when I started it up the third time, which is much higher (70 celsius).
I thought maybe I could increase the fan speed manually in the bios but I can't for some reason... unless I'm doing it wrong. It is set to "Fast and Quiet" by the way.
Also, If I have to change the fan, can you please tell me how to find out its make and model?
CPU is intel i7 2600k and motherboard is sabertooth p67
Thank you.
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