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    Need much help !!!

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by jonce, May 23, 2008.

  1. jonce

    jonce Newbie

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    :) :) :) :) Ok i have my laptop it s medion mam2080.
    i cant find much about it on web because my father boght it in Germany.
    my problem is . My cooler fan is very noise i have readen about that cooler fan . says that is very noise . it s cbb45b05hf .
    Did some one know that can i change with?
    soz for my bad english i am from Denmark. :) :) :D :D
     
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  2. The_Observer

    The_Observer 9262 is the best:)

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    If you use a cooling pad under the notebook,it might not need to work that much.
     
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    jonce Newbie

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    i konw but i much time on travel so i cant take a cooling pad with my
     
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    StefanHamminga Notebook Consultant

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    sombody have some more ideas??
     
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    StefanHamminga Notebook Consultant

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    One thing you could try: buy some graphite powder (hardware stores have handy small tubes for locks), remove the fan from the chassis, blow in some of the powder (squeeze the tube), spin the fan by hand, blow in some more, spin again and then blow off the remainder before testing it.
     
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    i gonna try it someone else?
     
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    StefanHamminga Notebook Consultant

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    what do you mean exactly? (I did use the graphite trick a couple of times, works fine)
     
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    jonce Newbie

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    it helps for 1-2 moths so it s not realy god and i live in denmark it s so hard and get graphiti
     
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    jonce Newbie

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    camon some one must know something about it
     
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    K-TRON Hi, I'm Jimmy Diesel ^_^

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    It is very hard to change the fan that is in your laptop. The fans have a specific layout and size, so that they can only be used in one specific laptop. It will be very hard to find a fan from a different manufacturer which will fit in your laptop.

    Stefanhamminga's idea of adding graphite is a good idea, and I dont think anyone has ever mentioned it before. Graphite is an excellent lubricant which does not carry the liquid nature of oil. Graphite dust will migrate into the bearings on the fan and result in a depreciation in the harmonic destrortion inside of the rotor of the fan.

    Another thing you can try is undervolting. Undervolting the processor will result in less thermal heat and result in the fan coming on less.
    Refer to the undervolting guide to do this.

    K-TRON
     
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    i gonna try graphity but if sombody have some more ideas plz right them here
     
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    if somone know more about it so pm
     
    jonce, May 24, 2008
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