Updating BIOS when fan speed too low?

[angry12345]

i was updating my bios. set everything back to default because i never meant it to be overclocked, but now getting message that fan speed is set too low

im guessing it meants the v1 thermal intake.. what do i do?

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[pjmelect]

Have you tried resetting the CMOS memory? You should always reset the CMOS memory after updating the BIOS.

 

[angry12345]

how do you do that lol

 

[tju2an]

Probably depending on what mobo you have, you are to in many cases to move a jumper from pin 2-3 to pin 1-2, let it be for a few seconds, and the pull it back. Be aware of that you shall pull the power chord all the time during this ceremony

 

[angry12345]

is this something like a cpu parameter recall?

ive read that is the last thing you do with asus mobos

btw i cant find my nforce chipset on my windows uninstall.. trying to put in the new ones but i cant find old to remove

 

[angry12345]

yea did it all..

fan not even moving.. i dont know that i ever recall it moving. i guess its getting power cause the led light is on..

any ideas?

my comp still running cool though

 

[angry12345]

well i guess id have to select my own.. lol.. apparantly the cpu fan was getting stuck on a clamp on the V1 heatsink. This is a known issue with Thermaltake. They suggest either sending it back in.. or just bending the clamp back as its just copper