Hello, first of all sorry for my English it's not my primary language. Secondly, I am not 100% sure this is the right forum, but I think it is.
About three months ago I bought a new gaming computer for Battlefield 3. I format my computer about one month after. When I had format it Windows 7 wouldn't take the updates when I shut the computer down(freeze at "Installning updates don't shut down your computer." So I sent it back and they fixed it, got it back two days ago. What they did was that they re-formated Windows 7 and fixed so the updates were installed and they also updated the BIOS I think.
I think the computer got three blowers/breezers/whatever. One is on the top of the computer, one is at the front and one is at the back. When I played Battlefield 3 yesterday I noticed the space at the top of the computer were warmer than before, it felt that it got warm Faster, I only played for like 5-10 minutes and it was already warm. All the breezers are ON, it's not that they aren't rotating.
I wonder what could have happened, could the people that fixed the computer have lowered the rotating speed or something or could the latest BIOS have changed it? Can I change this back to what it was before, if so, what is the normal rotating speed and how do I change it?
About three months ago I bought a new gaming computer for Battlefield 3. I format my computer about one month after. When I had format it Windows 7 wouldn't take the updates when I shut the computer down(freeze at "Installning updates don't shut down your computer." So I sent it back and they fixed it, got it back two days ago. What they did was that they re-formated Windows 7 and fixed so the updates were installed and they also updated the BIOS I think.
I think the computer got three blowers/breezers/whatever. One is on the top of the computer, one is at the front and one is at the back. When I played Battlefield 3 yesterday I noticed the space at the top of the computer were warmer than before, it felt that it got warm Faster, I only played for like 5-10 minutes and it was already warm. All the breezers are ON, it's not that they aren't rotating.
I wonder what could have happened, could the people that fixed the computer have lowered the rotating speed or something or could the latest BIOS have changed it? Can I change this back to what it was before, if so, what is the normal rotating speed and how do I change it?
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