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July 20, 2017, 03:40:53 AM
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Hi guys How is it going? I have a doubt, las day I saw my first S9 with 15.000rpm and I got scared about that. It normally has about 4.300rpm in both fans... Is it normal? I mean I never saw that before and today It got 33.000rpm... I just turned it off to verify with you about this problem... It does not sound badly, indeed it sounds very well... It's temperatures are normal behind 80 in chip 2 and behind 60 in chip 1... So please help me with this and tell me if this is a problem that should be fixed by warranty or I should stay ok about that...
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July 20, 2017, 04:26:34 AM
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Hi guys How is it going? I have a doubt, las day I saw my first S9 with 15.000rpm and I got scared about that. It normally has about 4.300rpm in both fans... Is it normal? I mean I never saw that before and today It got 33.000rpm... I just turned it off to verify with you about this problem... It does not sound badly, indeed it sounds very well... It's temperatures are normal behind 80 in chip 2 and behind 60 in chip 1... So please help me with this and tell me if this is a problem that should be fixed by warranty or I should stay ok about that...

It does happen once in a while .

How old is your  s9

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July 20, 2017, 04:34:12 PM
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Hi guys How is it going? I have a doubt, las day I saw my first S9 with 15.000rpm and I got scared about that. It normally has about 4.300rpm in both fans... Is it normal? I mean I never saw that before and today It got 33.000rpm... I just turned it off to verify with you about this problem... It does not sound badly, indeed it sounds very well... It's temperatures are normal behind 80 in chip 2 and behind 60 in chip 1... So please help me with this and tell me if this is a problem that should be fixed by warranty or I should stay ok about that...

It does happen once in a while .

How old is your  s9

Not too old, like 5 months old... Right now its running on 30.600rpm... Is it too bad? Should I do something? the temperatures are :

CHIP 1              CHIP2
65                    82
68                    79
62                    81
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July 20, 2017, 07:32:44 PM
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Guys!! Please help me on it!! I need your comments about this
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July 20, 2017, 09:23:04 PM
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Unless you're running a turbopump I highly doubt you're getting 33k rpm out of those fans.  That can't be right...  Huh

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July 20, 2017, 09:29:11 PM
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Its fine, the fan is just misreporting its speed. As long as your temps are good you have nothing to worry about.

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July 20, 2017, 09:34:03 PM
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Thank you so much guys really!!
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