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TerraMex · 02-25-2003, 05:39 PM

Try to oil it. If it doesnt help, try to use some rubber pads on it. It might be some vibration that can be eliminated. If that fails, take it apart, clean it, oil it with one of those sprays that you can buy in autoshops, re-assemble it, and pray to your local deity . Else, get a new one. Cant say what it could be, i've got a few 10 year old 80mm fans from 386, 486 psu's and they are in almost perfect working order. Two of them are the painted ones (see above). Cant say they're very expensive (120mm fans), a got a couple 120mm for 8 bucks each (its cheap for Portugal, trust me).

02-25-2003, 05:39 PM	#18
TerraMex Cooling Savant Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Portugal, Europe Posts: 870	Try to oil it. If it doesnt help, try to use some rubber pads on it. It might be some vibration that can be eliminated. If that fails, take it apart, clean it, oil it with one of those sprays that you can buy in autoshops, re-assemble it, and pray to your local deity . Else, get a new one. Cant say what it could be, i've got a few 10 year old 80mm fans from 386, 486 psu's and they are in almost perfect working order. Two of them are the painted ones (see above). Cant say they're very expensive (120mm fans), a got a couple 120mm for 8 bucks each (its cheap for Portugal, trust me). __________________ "we need more cowbell."