Nvidia GTS 450 fan malfunction

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  1. Posts : 8
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    Nvidia GTS 450 fan malfunction


    Okay so this graphics card has been used for say, a year? Then one day the fan started malfunctioning. It would spin for a bit, then stop. sometimes it still twitches a bit. Recently I cleaned the card but still nothing. Anyone know how to fix this?
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    hi, try downloading a program like MSI Afterburner and try to manually set the fan speed.

    What edition of GTS 450 have you got?
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  3. Posts : 177
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    Its odd actualy mine did that recently I just blew a bottle of compressed air in it and that seemed to sort it could be a dust issue
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  4. Posts : 8
    Win 7 x64
    Thread Starter
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    Dorado said:
    hi, try downloading a program like MSI Afterburner and try to manually set the fan speed.

    What edition of GTS 450 have you got?
    I tried MSI afterburner but nothing. EVGA precision worked for a bit, but the fan randomly stops spinning and won't spin again.
    silverstormz said:
    Its odd actualy mine did that recently I just blew a bottle of compressed air in it and that seemed to sort it could be a dust issue
    I cleaned the card, like I mentioned before, and nothing happens.
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  5. Posts : 177
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    You could take the card out and clean the pci slot and ensure the 4 pin is conected properly.
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    silverstormz said:
    You could take the card out and clean the pci slot and ensure the 4 pin is conected properly.
    i agree with silverstormz, check it.
    also check that the GPU fan power connector is correctly plugged in on your GPU.

    What GTS 450 have you got? (PNY, Gigabyte, Sparkle, Galaxy...?)
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  7. Posts : 25
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    I had an ATi 5xxx series do that to me it was the wire from board to fan that was faulty , and since I was annoyed at the temps I visited a local hardware electronic sotore picked a fan that fited over the area to tie wrap it in place and opwered it directly from a 4 pin normal HDD connector. was wonderfully cool and never had an issue.
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  8. Posts : 8
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    Thread Starter
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    Dorado said:
    silverstormz said:
    You could take the card out and clean the pci slot and ensure the 4 pin is conected properly.
    i agree with silverstormz, check it.
    also check that the GPU fan power connector is correctly plugged in on your GPU.

    What GTS 450 have you got? (PNY, Gigabyte, Sparkle, Galaxy...?)
    I think Leadtek, that's what it says on the card. From what I know from the card, there isn't any wire connecting it to the power supply
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    pyromana said:
    Dorado said:
    silverstormz said:
    You could take the card out and clean the pci slot and ensure the 4 pin is conected properly.
    i agree with silverstormz, check it.
    also check that the GPU fan power connector is correctly plugged in on your GPU.

    What GTS 450 have you got? (PNY, Gigabyte, Sparkle, Galaxy...?)
    I think Leadtek, that's what it says on the card. From what I know from the card, there isn't any wire connecting it to the power supply
    then check the cable which connect the GPU's fan on the GPU.
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  10. Posts : 8
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    Thread Starter
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    I noticed later that when the fan stops, the gpu clock is 50mhz. Maybe that is the problem? How to fix?
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