heatsink at 4000+ RPM on 40-45c
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clmlbx
Technomancer
which is better 212 plus or 212?
hopefully will get it tomorrow.
I believe 212 is new and improved one.... right?
This is my MB hope I won't have any problem installing
*www.gigabyte.com/fileupload/product/2/3275/1302.jpg
with this image, question popped why 2 ram slots are blue.. any difference..
I have 2x2 GB installed and I am looking forward to install 2GB more ..
will there be any performance issue..
it runs at 3K at full load.. I read some where reason for my problem might fan going bad..
hopefully will get it tomorrow.
I believe 212 is new and improved one.... right?
This is my MB hope I won't have any problem installing
*www.gigabyte.com/fileupload/product/2/3275/1302.jpg
with this image, question popped why 2 ram slots are blue.. any difference..
I have 2x2 GB installed and I am looking forward to install 2GB more ..
will there be any performance issue..
it runs at 3K at full load.. I read some where reason for my problem might fan going bad..
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Hyper 212 is the oldest one , then comes Hyper 212+ and the latest one is Hyper 212 Evo - get this 
There's two blue and two white ram slots to show how Dual Channel mode will work - to enable dual channel mode you have to install 2 ram modules on either 2 blue or 2 white slots ... installing one ram module on blue and another one on white slot will run memory modules in non dual channel mode.
I've seen the the stock HSF fan speed reaching ~4k RPM on Athlon II X4s.
There's two blue and two white ram slots to show how Dual Channel mode will work - to enable dual channel mode you have to install 2 ram modules on either 2 blue or 2 white slots ... installing one ram module on blue and another one on white slot will run memory modules in non dual channel mode.
I've seen the the stock HSF fan speed reaching ~4k RPM on Athlon II X4s.
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clmlbx
Technomancer
Finally Installed Hyper 212 Evo Today.. Damn Instructions to install are not at all clear in manual or so.. Installation was easy but figure out how to do was difficult, may be all will not face problem like me as it was my first after market cooler & did not knew how to install.. Instructions were not clear at all.
here is a PIC
*i39.tinypic.com/2q33gwj.jpg
But In Installation I would not Give more then 2 out of 10 but performance is damn good .. My Idle(I don't think my computer is ever idle ) temp is 29-30, awesome improvement from what I had.. In last couple of days temperature here was 38.. and my processor temp was 56. on least 45+ so 30 damn good improvement..
And no noise at all, may be I have not heard because of ceiling fan but certainly silent comparing to me stock cooler.
Have not checked yet on 100% load will do soon, but on 60% load it reached 38..
to install you need to remove your mother board(to install back plate).. I was thinking of cleaning of my comp from long time.. so it was the good reason to start too.. Removed and cleaned everything,
and I found another problem..
after assembling it my smps fan did not start, comp was running but no fan, after rotating it manually I started my comp again and this time it worked.. but it is slow..
I have never noticed my Smps Fan so don't know if it is norm or not but it is slow.. don't know what to do .. as Everything running properly..
It is still in warranty but If I give it for RMA it will not return before a week I believe and it might take 15-20 Days. My work will suffer(I can not do any work without my comp).. Really a big trouble.
here is a PIC
*i39.tinypic.com/2q33gwj.jpg
But In Installation I would not Give more then 2 out of 10 but performance is damn good .. My Idle(I don't think my computer is ever idle ) temp is 29-30, awesome improvement from what I had.. In last couple of days temperature here was 38.. and my processor temp was 56. on least 45+ so 30 damn good improvement..
And no noise at all, may be I have not heard because of ceiling fan but certainly silent comparing to me stock cooler.
Have not checked yet on 100% load will do soon, but on 60% load it reached 38..
to install you need to remove your mother board(to install back plate).. I was thinking of cleaning of my comp from long time.. so it was the good reason to start too.. Removed and cleaned everything,
and I found another problem..
after assembling it my smps fan did not start, comp was running but no fan, after rotating it manually I started my comp again and this time it worked.. but it is slow..
I have never noticed my Smps Fan so don't know if it is norm or not but it is slow.. don't know what to do .. as Everything running properly..
It is still in warranty but If I give it for RMA it will not return before a week I believe and it might take 15-20 Days. My work will suffer(I can not do any work without my comp).. Really a big trouble.
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skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Most likely it is a bad PSU fan. But I don't know specifically about your PSU. Earlier fan used to run faster? May be it will run faster if your PC does some heavy task? (higher power consumption)
My Corsair AX850's fan never spins - until I start to play a game.
My Corsair AX850's fan never spins - until I start to play a game.
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
I don't think it is. Just wondering.
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clmlbx
Technomancer
It is I believe, Here is what it says on Tagan Website page for my SMPS
Tagan Web page for my smps stonerock TG500-u37
and here is review I found that also say same..
Review from ratetorate.in
I don't know how reliable is that review but Tagan Web page is..
So now should I act or is it ok. just getting second opinion.
Tagan Web page for my smps stonerock TG500-u37
and here is review I found that also say same..
Review from ratetorate.in
I don't know how reliable is that review but Tagan Web page is..
So now should I act or is it ok. just getting second opinion.
modern PSUs ( from good brands ) comes with PWM controlled fans
@ clmlbx - thanks for the pics .. but in 38c ambient temp the inside of the PSU must be hot enough to start rotating the PWM fan - so if the PSu fan is not running at normal speed it must have gone bad - if possible RMA the PSU or if the warranty is over just open the PSu and clean it from inside including the fan or else you can install a 120mm new LED fan very easily to the PSu a funky look.
@ clmlbx - thanks for the pics .. but in 38c ambient temp the inside of the PSU must be hot enough to start rotating the PWM fan - so if the PSu fan is not running at normal speed it must have gone bad - if possible RMA the PSU or if the warranty is over just open the PSu and clean it from inside including the fan or else you can install a 120mm new LED fan very easily to the PSu a funky look.