The latest Catalyst drivers have fan control so you can turn it down
manually. Also, check your CPU temps as your heat sink might be clogged
with dust causing the BIOS fan control to run full blast (that is if
it's 4 pin mobo connection). SpeedFan is the best utility for fan
control but only
I guess you've already been inside the beast, so there is the
possibility that you can replace the fan/heatsink on the CPU to
something quieter and maybe cut down on the number of fans. My oldest
system was really over-blown with fans (pun intended), so when it got
too noisy, I just
Steve,
While this seems strange..(more below)
At 16:00 04/06/2009 -0500, Steve wrote:
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The absolute worst I've ever seen was *I think* an old Dell where there
was one, yes, one fan in the whole system that needed to cool
everything. They hung it on the wimpy power supply and
