A7N8X deluxe/gold

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Hello
when i start up my computer the systemvoice said "cpufanfail".
but i checked the fan and its working oke.
Even the connections are good.
i have a spire falonrock II cooler.
Coolers : 5F271B1L3 FalconRock IIT Modsynergy Recommended

Socket A Cooling kit
Dimensions Heat sink :
12VDC Fan : 80×80×44 mm (l × w × h)
80×80×25mm

Bearing Ball bearing
Rated speed 2300 RPM +/-10%
Rated power 1.08 W
Noise level 25.0 dBA
Air flow 28 CFM at 2300 RPM
Current 0.09 A
Life hours Ball: 50.000
Features Forged aluminum fan frame, 3 grip clip, Copper core
Connector 3 Pin, mainboard
Application AMD : Duron ~ 1.3 GHz (Morgan)
Athlon XP ~ 2700+ (Thoroughbred)
Athlon XP ~ 2100+ (Palomino)
Athlon XP ~ 3200+ (Barton)
Athlon MP ~ 2800+ (Thoroughbred)
Athlon ~ 1.4 GHz (Thunderbird)

Thermal resistance 0.55 °C/W
Thermal type White grease pre-applied
Clip model 0604271


Mainboard is A7N8X deluxe gold
Cpu is amd athlon xp 2600+

What could this problem be ?

Regards, Wilbert
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Twin61 said:
Hello
when i start up my computer the systemvoice said "cpufanfail".
but i checked the fan and its working oke.
Even the connections are good.
i have a spire falonrock II cooler.
Coolers : 5F271B1L3 FalconRock IIT Modsynergy Recommended
Regards, Wilbert
(e-mail address removed)
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Hi ,

Maybe the fan speed is variable (normally actual cooler have this feature)
Is this your cooler?
http://www17.tomshardware.com/cpu/20020916/cooler-34.html

Bye, Olivier
(from Belgium)
 
Twin61 said:
Hello
when i start up my computer the systemvoice said "cpufanfail".
but i checked the fan and its working oke.
Even the connections are good.
i have a spire falonrock II cooler.
Coolers : 5F271B1L3 FalconRock IIT Modsynergy Recommended

Rated speed 2300 RPM +/-10%
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Looks fast enough... I think 1800RPM is about the limit it stops being able
to detect.
Connector 3 Pin, mainboard
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As long as thats connected to the CPU fan header...

I workaround is to plug a case fan int that header, but then you obviously
won't get a warning if the CPU fan stops. To aid that, you could use
something like MBM5 with a warning on the header that the cpu fan is then
connected to.

Ben
 
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