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Noisy Graphics card

paulgrogan.eu · 2011-10-22 15:36:31

Hi guys, I've got an NVidia GeForce 256mb graphics card with 2x DVI Ports with 2 19" Dell LCD Monitors connected. After the PC is on for about 15-20 minutes the fan gets quite noisy, like a quiet hoover. I have a fan at the front of the tower, but not at the back, would an additional fan at the rear help or is there…

22-10-2011 3:36pm

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paulgrogan.eu

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Hi guys,

I've got an NVidia GeForce 256mb graphics card with 2x DVI Ports with 2 19" Dell LCD Monitors connected.

After the PC is on for about 15-20 minutes the fan gets quite noisy, like a quiet hoover.

I have a fan at the front of the tower, but not at the back, would an additional fan at the rear help or is there something else I can do?

Assistance and advice very much appreciated.

Rgds

PG

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#2 31-10-2011 11:13pm

plaguemarine 11

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The card is getting hot i would say and the fan is just cycling up to cool it check the temp with gpu-z. Run it on boot and just watch the sensors for temp . Yes a fan on the back will help as that card is putting hot air back into the case as far as i remember .

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