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Lubricating a stock intel fan
Sorry for my question about a kinda outdated cpu. I'm still running an old Intel Core i5 750 (Lynnfield) with stock parameters and stock heat sink. Everything is fine except that the fan is kinda heavy (it stops rotating immediately after I spin it) so I thought of lubricating it with few oil droplets (I got this oil with my hair cut machine). I tried removing the sticker - as shown in attached pic - but I found that there's no rubber to lift or something and lubricate under it (as I've seen on some youtube videos).
Is it the other side of the fan that has the stuff which needs lubricating? if so, that needs me to detach the fan from the heatsink in the first place. Is this possible or both are one unit?
In case of no possibility to do anything with this fan, I'm thinking about ordering from outside my country ARCTIC Freezer i11 CPU Cooler which looks huge as I've seen on youtube so I'm not really sure if buying this thing will work inside my Gigabyte Setto case and Gigabyte P55A-UD3P board.
Will appreciate your sincerer advice...