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Is this a problem?

Discussion in 'Overclocking, Cooling and Modding' started by RUDEBWOY, Aug 12, 2007.

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  1. RUDEBWOY Newcomer, in training

    Core 2 Duo E6850 Processor

    Nvidia bfg oc2 640 mb

    asus p5n3-sli plus mobo

    4 gig ram ddr 2 533 mhz

    550 watt charmelon aspire psu

    sata hard drives sata and sata 2 300 gigs and 250 gigs

    dvd rw

    dvd rw combo drive

    saitek 2 keyboard

    razor diamond back mouse

    logitech z5500 speakers

    xfi fatality extreme music sound card-off my system tho since vista has probs with it so using the sound card that asus came with

    20.1 inch dell wide screen monitor

    thats my specs btw i am switching to quad

    now before i had a asus p5b evga 320 mb 8800 and a core 2 duo 2.7 now since i got new parts and i turn on my pc everything powers on fine but the back out take fans takes like 8 seconds longer to turn on but it turns on and runs fine just a delay..is this a problem?it is connected to the mobo the pc has no issues etc just this 1 weird problem.
    RUDEBWOY, Aug 12, 2007
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  2. Tmagic650 TechSpot Ambassador

    It could be a defective power supply or motherboard...
    Tmagic650, Aug 27, 2007
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  3. mailpup TechSpot Special Forces

    Is the back fan mistakenly connected to the CPU fan connector on the motherboard? I think there can be a slight delay when the CPU heatsink fan starts up when connected to its CPU motherboard connector.
    mailpup, Aug 27, 2007
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  4. tipstir TechSpot Ambassador

    Did you buy adjustable speed FANs or temp FANs that only come are at a certain delay time? Did the fans come with the case?
    tipstir, Aug 27, 2007
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  5. lightbulb010 Newcomer, in training

    Look to see if the fan is turning on at the same time the computer starts POST. It may be that the speed of this fan is controlled by the BIOS and does not start until the BIOS is initialized. I've noticed that my CPU fan spins slowly at first but upon POST it goes up to normal speed.
    lightbulb010, Aug 28, 2007
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  6. Tmagic650 TechSpot Ambassador

    The CPU HSF could be the wrong type or it could be defective
    Tmagic650, Aug 28, 2007
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