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About a year ago I built my first pc. Everything was fine. A few months later when computer was off I noticed cpu fan was running. Researched, tried everything blew mobo with canned air, reset computer, updated bios, put new thermal paste, temps were fine before 33c @ idle, contacted Msi and they said same thing I already did. The cpu fan is a stock intel cpu cooler. mobo is Msi H170 Gaming M3. Maybe one of you diy bros can help? pic unrelated.
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>>1108828
see a psychiatrist, you have autism
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>>1108828
found online
>If your fans are running even after you've turned your computer off, the issue may be caused by a residual charge left on your motherboard. To troubleshoot this you will need to perform a cold boot. Turn off your computer completely, then unplug everything -- including the power cord -- from the tower. Press and hold the power button for 30 seconds, then plug everything back in and start your computer normally.
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>>1108837
Already tried it. I guess its back to the factory.
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>>1108854
>I guess its back to the factory.
I thought you said you built it?
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>>1108856
Sending the mobo back
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>>1108828
Cause hitting the power switch on the surge protector is just too much, right ?
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>>1108868
No actually I don't want other mobo problems to arise. One minor problem now= a new mobo I have to pay out of pocket. Do you even biz?
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>>1108828
Fraid to tell you this, OP. But you got poltergeists. I hope you lift.
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>>1108862
Get a new cpu cooler. Why would you even use the stock Intel cooler? it's a pile of dogshit.
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>>1108873
>Do you even biz?
Paying return shipping when you havent actually figure out the problem yet is not being good with your money
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