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• HPE - 590t: Suggestions for replacement CPU Cooler & case fan

  Hi all

  I would like to replace the fan in my HPE - 590 t.  Recently, he made loud noises and yesterday it sounded like a car was at my house with the idling of the maximum RPM.

  I know that some have recommended the Coolermaster Hyper 212 EVO in previous threads, however I have some concerns regarding this cooler would fit in my case, as it seems that I have about 1.5 inches of space to the left of the cooler and about 1' of headroom above the stock cooler.

  Here are the specs for my motherboard.

  I have a case of average size, I would be grateful any recommendation for the appropriate CPU cooler.

  Ideally, I'd like something that could last another two years and be as quiet as possible.

  HP DV9310 Windows 7 Professional 4 GB RAM
  
  DV7t-6100 Windows 7 Pro 8 GB RAM
  

  Ruette,

  I wanted to let you know that you were right about the question of the back plate on the motherboard.   I decided to order the aftermarket cooler that I mentioned, and when I went to install it, it appeared to be welded directly on the motherboard.  I was puzzled because I've never seen such a design.

  Because I could not remove the back plate, I couldn't install the new heatsink.

  Being faced with the choice of either ordering a heat sink used as you have suggested to the origin or the HP part since the website claiming to sell the stock heatsink heat, I decided to remove my HP Elite system and build a custom system.

  I built a new system with a motherboard MSI Gaming 5 and 4790 k i7 processor and used the ram, power supply, SSD, GTX 750 ti and other components in my system HP Elite for my new build. All these elements I just mentioned were anyway under a year of age.  Of course, I had to spend money on a Windows 7 operating system at retail, but also a new case, but overall it was worth the money. I also think that in the end I started to the cultivate my HP and it was just time for me to upgrade.  Now, that I'll stay with custom desktops built and stay away with OEM computers due to the unusual limitations that the OEM wants to place on their systems.

  Thanks again for all your help!

• Pavilion dv6 1370 ev: Pavilion dv6 1370ev CPU cooling fan

  So I have a problem with my CPU cooling fan, I asked in a center of HP cirtified Alexandria-Egypt (Egypt MAS), but they said that HP company no longer produces spare parts for this edition.

  Any idea where I can get a new one from a reliable source?

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  This is the part you need:

  For use only with the computer models equipped with ATI Mobility Radeon HD4650 graphics subsystems
  518435 001

  eBay Italy; seller of boats in the world of Hong Kong

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/CPU-cooling-fan-with-heatsink-for-HP-DV6-Intel-fan-518435-001-/120945738710?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c28ed83d6#shpCntId

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• Replacement Fan/Heatsink to cpu for p6-2330

  HP Pavilion Desktop P6-2330 with fan cpu Cooler Master (#FA08025M12PLA) caused "511 cpu fan not detected."  Fan radiator dead, still breathing.  HP bought April 2013 and under warranty.  Trying to avoid the hassle of the guarantee and the purchase/replacement of installation.  Unfortunately replacements no longer exist.  The Cooler Master fan was DC12, 0. 45A, 80X25M.  Cannot find anything for the game.  Big box and supply great online companies - duper fan may not happen what anyone close.

  Legitimate suggestions would be really useful.  Thank you

  I'm listening...

  IM-LISTENING wrote:

  HP Pavilion Desktop P6-2330 with fan cpu Cooler Master (#FA08025M12PLA) caused "511 cpu fan not detected."  Fan radiator dead, still breathing.  HP bought April 2013 and under warranty.  Trying to avoid the hassle of the guarantee and the purchase/replacement of installation.  Unfortunately replacements no longer exist.  The Cooler Master fan was DC12, 0. 45A, 80X25M.  Cannot find anything for the game.  Big box and supply great online companies - duper fan may not happen what anyone close.

  Legitimate suggestions would be really useful.  Thank you

  I'm listening...

  Hello

  You can use any fan that will fit the heatsink. Make sure that it cools pretty processors AMD warms up more those Intel a good cooling is necessary. You could also buy a full set with a heat sink which suits your FM2 socket like this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cooler-Master-Hyper-212-120mm/dp/B0068OI7T8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1384032717&sr=8-1&keywords=hyper+212+cpu+cooler

  Just make sure that the case of Fund is large enough to hold the cooler in.

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/SCH/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.M570.L1313.TR0.TRC0.Xamd+CPU+fan&_nkw=AMD+CPU+fan&_sacat=0&_FROM=R40

• Satellite A200 - stop the CPU cooling fan

  Hello

  I got a Satellite A200-1CK and stop my CPU cooling fan. Not that my CPU is not getting enough cooling. But when I use my laptop to school for use for OS virtualization, it heats up, and the cooler will not turn.

  The CPU cooler is broken or is it just a setting in the bios?

  Greetz,
  Dion

  Hello

  You must understand that nobody does you any kind of diagnostic accuracy and if you want to have the correct answer, your laptop must be checked by a technician.

  Please check the BIOS settings, but on my A200 I can t see anything that can help.

• Satellite 1800-514 - CPU cooling fan

  My Satellite S1800-514 has now more than seven years. I never had any problems with it. But I'm a little worried now the CPU cooling fan. Basically it runs continuously since I bought the laptop.

  I'm a guy of 'maintenance' of a man "fixing after the failure." On the other side, there is truth in "Do not open a market system".

  Should I replace or let you replace the fan (cost?; risk?) after 7 years of non-stop work or wait that the failure?
  Should I open the notebook and clean the fan and air conditioner?

  Anyone here with experience?
  Thank you

  You are absolutely right with him "never touch a running system" ;)
  And if you encounter any problem until now, let it well.

  But what you could do is, clean the fan and cooling of the modules with a sort of a jet of compressed air to get rid of the dust.

  Try this and good luck with your laptop. Seems to be a pretty strong and durable unit.

• Replacement for HP Pavilion DV3 4170ee CPU Cooling Fan

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion DV3 4170EE model laptop and in recent days his having problem with the processor cooling fan. And I'm looking for the replacement/compatiable for the same product. I used Partsurfer of HP and the result is nothing demonstrating that product model is wrong and used the serial number and the result is the same.

  Is there someone who can help me find the CPU cooling fan replacement?

  monsoor wrote:
  

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion DV3 4170EE model laptop and in recent days his having problem with the processor cooling fan. And I'm looking for the replacement/compatiable for the same product. I used Partsurfer of HP and the result is nothing demonstrating that product model is wrong and used the serial number and the result is the same.

  Is there someone who can help me find the CPU cooling fan replacement?

  Hello

  Through 18, 65 Page in the operating instructions of your laptop

  It's your card

  You want-

  Heat sink (includes the thermal material replacement): 601336-001  

  HP PartSurfer

  EBay

  Concerning

  Visruth

• Compaq Presario model SR5710F hangs / freezes when cpu cooling fan goes into high gear

  Compaq Presario SR5710F with CPU-AMD Athlon X 2 4450e dual core micro - after the Bureau served for a little while, I hear the cpu cooling fan switch into a higher gear. As soon as the fan changes speed, the PC crashes. Power/turn off is only an option to recover. A preliminary inspection did not reveal any significant accumulation of dust or debris around fan or cpu fan. Any suggestions?

  DTCothren,

  Well, I wanted to make sure that leave us nothing out. I think that it is the motherboard.

  Please answer as soon as possible.

  Thank you

• R61i CPU cooling fan

  Where can I find instructions on how to clean or replace the CPU cooling fan. Part #42W2779? Also, if I need to replace where would be the best place to buy from?

  What is the model number R61i? XXXX-xxx?

  The cleaning procedure is very similar to this, use machine oil sewing of WD - 40 and high quality to lubricate the axis of the fan.

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/T61-and-prior-T-series-ThinkPad/T60-T61-fan-cleaning-replacement/Ta-p/24...

• Dell Studio XPS 9100: Case fan care? Cooler CPU upgrade options?

  I want to upgrade the case fans in my XPS 9100, but I've seen much contradictory info in the actual specifications regarding size: are these 92 mm or 120 mm?

  In addition, it is an i7 960: is there a compatible upgrade for the CPU cooler? I don't want or need to COO liquid: want to let it cool a bit. Basic time are constantly around 52 C.

  I think that on all processors in the LGA 1366 socket, the hoses are the same.  On the 9000, I used the cooler DBX - B on 4 different processors in the LGA 1366 socket.  Any socket LGA 1366 cooler should operate, regardless of the CPU.

  The DBX - B can be installed to direct the air in 1 of the 4 directions, depending on how it is mounted.  I have mine pointing upward, to the power supply.  (Note fan blows air in the direction of the fins in aluminium).  Idea is to keep the heat away from the other components of the motherboard and direct it to two fans at the rear (one being in the power supply), which are tailpipes.

• Pavilion P6240F: HP Pavilion p6240f Cpu Cooler

  I have a HP Pavilion P6240F.  The two screws for the broken cpu fan and now when I turn on the computer, it makes a rattling noise.  I need to know what the original CPU cooler with heat sink, or one that matches it.

  What is actually broken?  The plastic guard mounted fan? The fairing plastic? The shroud has also 4 screws.

  Fan attaches to the plastic fairing with 4 screws. The shroud bolts to the bottom of the metal heatsink to the motherboard. Between the radiator and the actual motherboard is the processor.  A thin layer of thermal grease combines the heatsink and processor.

  The set is part # 5187-8413. It may be google.

• Z210 - temperature max of CPU & cooling concerns

  My Z210 has 16 GB of RAM, a V5900, 2x15K + controller SAS drives video card, a 10K SATA-3 Player and a small SSD.

  RealTemp reports on a typical day, four cores run from 28 ° C to 58 ° C, depending on the load.

  Specs on this CPU show a max of 69.1 ° C temp.

  I would like to widen the gap between the highest temperature and max, if there is a way. Might be a little overkill. I don't see any additional fan for the CMT (small Tower) case option. Is that what I could do to cool the computer a bit more?

  DRM for your help!

  Phil and Skylarking,

  I did some research, convoluted and here's what I discovered.  I think that you have found, Phil, is for a rear chassis fan.  Here's the info on the card holders guide/fan front frame for your workstation and other listed workstations.  I saw that a model of HP associated kits front fan over time... a kit at a very reasonable price which includes holder/maps of fan guides plastic black of the workstation several different and a single fan that fits inside included plastic parts.  I guess you're supposed to throw the others.  It is important to purchase the HP kit before they have passed, because the individual parts become hard to find and expensive, later.

  The image of the kit for your workstation shows 3 different guides/owner and a fan.  The black plastic holder/guide you would use is upstairs in the Center.  Note that the one in upper right is only a fan... support no guide slots are present on this one.  Don't know what work, but most likely is for the Z600/Z800:

  

  Here is a photo of a chassis fan of this workstation and with that color, that I'd be willing to bet that there is a fan with two bars of orientation that HP has used on other workstations for their fans to chassis.   They had that same color brown-orange apertures, for 4 pins, the usual order of wiring PWM, but only the thin lips of direction along each outer edge of the card.  This is in contrast with that HP has used as fan plug ends for memory and chipset, fans, which have 3 bars of orientation.  If you look at the motherboard fan headers, it is easy to see the difference between the two types.  Header of motherboard PWM type (usually white) Cap common 3 grooves will a plastic tab sticking up which only runs the width of 3 of the 4 pins.  2 HP fan PWM header Ridge chassis plug (usually brown-orange) motherboard will have a tab that runs the entire width of all 4 pins.  On my xw6600s memory 92x92x25mm fan and the rear frame paired two cooling fans are the same exact PMW fans except for their part numbers and use of the two different types/colors of the fan plug ends.  The chipset fan plug is also the type of the white Ridge 3.

  Newer workstations such as the Z620 are moving away from these conventions, to a certain extent.

  The chassis before cooling fan on the xw6600 header is for type 2 Ridge connector 4-wire fan, and I've personally seen that also for the xw6400, xw8400, xw8600, Z600 and headers of fan before the Z620 of the workstation.  On the Z620 with that I helped yesterday 2 type of crest of the fan before care was white (instead of the usual color brown-orange HP uses for their taken chassis cooling fan).

  However, the fan will be in the kit and you will get the case HP PWM cooling scheme they have designed in.  I bet it will be the fan in the kit, perhaps without the plastic grid, and those who are nice and quiet:

  

  If you try to buy by itself you will pay a lot... but check the price for the complete kit from HP below.  The 'Option' HP part number for the kit is A2Z46AA:

  

  Compatibility is always a problem, and expanding this link from HP homepage, you can see the official info from HP.  Your CMT Z210 is included.  The same fan and the greatest guide support/card fan in the kit would be used for larger jobs.  After working on Z620 recently I think that his kit is different, in the way, and is not in the list of compatibility.  Its front cooling fan looked like a 120mm.  Here is the list of your kit:

  

  I also found the PDF which shows how to do the installation, and you can find with a goggle «Z210 front fan and fan Support Facility» research  It's attached below.

  I posted here recently on how to "Ghetto Mod" to add to a price in a front 92mm fan to enjoy the front fan on motherboards xw6400/xw6600 header, and leave the PDF file, it seems that method would work here too.  However, $ 15.00 for the complete kit of HP I would go the Mod 'official' way instead.

  Scott

• XPS 8700: Upgrade CPU cooler

  Hello

  I have a Dell XPS 8700 and I am facing some problems to find a cooler to replace the original one.

  It came with a modified version in stock intel cooler. Is essentially the same heatsink (not high quality metal) and a 80mm fan (4-pin).

  The problem is that the holes just let me install a chiller that uses screws. I can't put coolers that use this model clip or PIN (as we see in Stock Intel) and I'm afraid to buy new and it cannot install due to the incompatibility of holes in backplate.

  Someone here has already improved the CPU cooler? If someone has already done so, could you please tell me the name of the model of cooler?

  Thank you.

  Here are a few threads.

  This one down a 8700 transplanted in a new folder.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19587289?pi21953=2

  It is a water cooler on a 8700 with a processor upgrade:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19648355

  and the other.

  en.Community.Dell.com/.../19625539

• HP pavilion c 550-047: How can I remove my stock CPU cooler?

  Im looking to add new thermal paste and replace the old one but don't know how to remove the stock CPU cooler.

  The CPU cooler is called Cooler Master 644724-001.

  Hello @rileyd2,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums from the HP Support! The forums are a great place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I read your post on the matter of the CPU and wanted to help you!  I understand that you are looking for instructions on removing the CPU fan.

  Try to review the following resources and let me know if the information is useful:

  How to remove a computer processor fan

  How to install a new CPU cooler - step by step

  (They are not HP support websites).

  Please let me know if this information helps you solve the problem by marking this message as 'accept as Solution', this will help others easily find the information they seek.  In addition, by clicking on the Thumbs up below is a great way to say thank you!

  Have a great day!

• HP Envy Phoenix h9-1333: upgrade CPU Cooler

  Hi all
  So today, I have a problem that drives me crazy. I have a HP Envy Phoenix h9-1333 with a Core i5 3570 processor, 10GB of RAM DDR3, 2 TB Seagate Barracuda (drive C), 16 GB SanDisk SSD caching, and an Asus GeForce GTX 650Ti upgrade. So I went the process of upgrading my CPU cooler to a cooler much more efficient, quieter, then I jumped on the air cooled by the train running and bought a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo. The day before, I moved the components of my Phoenix in a NZXT Phantom 410 Mid Tower case. However when I went to install the stand-offs for the cooler I found that the stand offs were too big for the holes in the motherboard. After you create a scene in front of my dogs full of swearing, I put the old ice on and now makes me here. Yes, the Evo of 212 Hyper will fit in the case, I went up to now this question. My problem is that the stand offs do not fit into the holes and another problem that arises is that there is a back plate which is hard at least to my knowledge but I thought I could work but actually I could not. Is that what I can do so that I can't take back the new cooler?

  Hello

  You must have been struck by lightning the issue with your other post.

  HP generally uses screws to the holes in the motherboard to ensure a fit for the heatsink of HP.  Cooler Master may have some suggestions.

  Saw a post here if someone claims that the back plate can be removed. It still leaves you an adjustment problem. I suggest make you a model of the sink top of page area of editing and send to Cooler Master and ask for advice.  The Cooler Master 212 EVO is an industry best rated air cooler.