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whenever i boot up my computer there is an alert message that says my cpu0 fan is out of range. What does that mean?

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Originally posted by superstringfan
whenever i boot up my computer there is an alert message that says my cpu0 fan is out of range. What does that mean?
it means put your cpu0 fan back in range and everything will be fine

while your at it check the outboard flux capacitor for overheating

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Originally posted by epic0002
it means put your cpu0 fan back in range and everything will be fine

while your at it check the outboard flux capacitor for overheating
Yeah man and make sure the reading is 1.21 jigawatts,if not i've got a anti gravity platform spare maybe you could get by with that?

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Originally posted by superstringfan
whenever i boot up my computer there is an alert message that says my cpu0 fan is out of range. What does that mean?
It's probably overheating I'd say.

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It means it is running slowly so is dirty or knackered.

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Originally posted by superstringfan
whenever i boot up my computer there is an alert message that says my cpu0 fan is out of range. What does that mean?
Fix it or prepare to buy a new one.

This'll help to check the heat etc:

http://www.almico.com/sfdownload.php

free

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_fan

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nice pics of a PC filled with cooking oil.

http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/01/09/strip_out_the_fans/

"Common sense dictates that submerging your high-end PC in cooking oil is not a good idea. But, of course, engineering feats and science breakthroughs were made possible by those who dared to explore the realms of the non-conventional. Members of the Munich-based THG lab are only too happy to confirm this fact. And not only did we find that our AMD Athlon FX-55 and GeForce 6800 Ultra equipped system didn't short out when we filled the sealed shut PC case with cooking oil - but the non-conductive properties of the liquid coupled created a totally cool and quiet high-end PC, devoid of the noise pollution of fans. The PC case - or should we say tank - also offered a new and novel way to display and show off your PC components.

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Originally posted by zeeblebot
nice pics of a PC filled with cooking oil.

http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/01/09/strip_out_the_fans/

"Common sense dictates that submerging your high-end PC in cooking oil is not a good idea. But, of course, engineering feats and science breakthroughs were made possible by those who dared to explore the realms of the non-conventional. Members of the ...[text shortened]... say tank - also offered a new and novel way to display and show off your PC components.

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i guess they won't have to worry about dusty computer fans anymore.

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Originally posted by Grandmaster bater
It means it is running slowly so is dirty or knackered.
could the sensor be bad?

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i dont know what happened but i turned it on today and it fixed itself...or something

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Originally posted by superstringfan
i dont know what happened but i turned it on today and it fixed itself...or something
Then it had to be the humidity yesterday

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i live near chicago and it's winter with snow everywhere so i doubt it was humidity

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Originally posted by superstringfan
i live near chicago and it's winter with snow everywhere so i doubt it was humidity
So what... now you're the computer expert.😠

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Slug it. If that doesn't work throw it out the window.