Thread: Socket 7 fan death

My fan died yesterday trying to change the generic cable. As evidenced by what was positive and negative signal and began to smell a burnt circuit, after many attempts at resuscitation was declared dead after more than 4 years of service carries with him nearly an AMD K6 only heated as hell.

He served faithfully for years and died in combat (though it was off) my condolences and my sympathy respective... injured just days before Christmas XD.

Greetings.

Get a new fan and give it a decent life in that old.

That bad, you should seek a replacement pure and holy burial to the late XD.

I have a box where I have several of these fans, as they sell are just pure crap generic scratch are I prefer to buy and adapt a pa k7, there are several that change the clip works perfectly and is far better to throw out the silver in a generic besides being super noisy (sounds like motor car) is not very cool.

Better to buy a new one used to wear.

Sell new brand socket 7 or something like that I think is not connected to the board if the source is super good and I purchase a pa to fix an old pc and it works flawless and is far better to be buying Fans of these unbranded generic sounding motor car than I have several lying there because I do not serve much but if anyone would be interested in selling super cheap.

Another option is to buy a cooler and get the fan flayte, usually those k6 I used a fan of 40x40 or do what it says, remove the retention clip of the old and the new heat sink placed.

Greetings.