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by intelman Accepted solution
by david.wallis Accepted solution
if the fan is plugged in its either the fan or motherboard thats faulty.
there may be another connector on your motherboard that you can plug your fan into...
there may be afan2 connector or casefan connector you can use :)
by dumphrey Accepted solution
by intelman Accepted solution
by david.wallis Accepted solution
by jdclyde Accepted solution
it is by no means unusual for the CPU fans to die, especially if it is dusty.
If you can just unscrew the fan from the heat sink, then it is cheap and easy to replace.
If it is a custom heat sink, then you will have to replace the whole sink.
by dumphrey Accepted solution
then replacing the fan on the heatsink is the way to go. Do a little research, some go out more often the others... you may have a bum fan on the cpu, or it may be dust and wear. Either way, simple fix, as JD has said.
If that specific fan plug is dead, you may need to cut a solder a longer cable to reach another header thats live.
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