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nForce 6.39 Ethernet BSOD Issues

Same for Network Access Manager on Windows 2000 (SP4), got random BSODs when trying to access the net. Uninstalling NAM and using an ordinary SW firewall helped. Interestingly, the only application that would reproducibly trigger this was Steam. When steam.exe was updated, or I'd try to run...
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- Post #19
- Mar 3, 2005
- Forum: Motherboards
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a8n-sli chipset heatsink fan

After laboriously and carefully mounting the NB-47J heat sink, it turned out that the Papst fan was a lot louder when mounted, possibly due to vibrations being conducted or amplified by the heat sink. In fact, at 6000rpm it was even louder than the stock fan. At 3500rpm (65%), it cooled OK...
- flachschippe
- Post #113
- Feb 9, 2005
- Forum: Motherboards
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a8n-sli chipset heatsink fan

First, I bought a Papst 412/2 40x40 fan, 10,0 m³/h, 18 dB @ 6000rpm nominal speed. At 6000rpm, it blows a *lot* of air and is much less annoying than the stock 3cm fan, but it is still the loudest fan in the system (at least when the CPU fan is running at its usual speed of much less than...
- flachschippe
- Post #102
- Feb 3, 2005
- Forum: Motherboards
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a8n-sli chipset heatsink fan

So do I think. When I simply unplug the fan (while the system is idle), the heatsink (and the fan itself) become almost too hot to touch, which should be 50 degrees C or slightly higher. (Is this what they call "hot plugging"? Just kidding.) But ASUS Probe says the the 'MB' temperature...
- flachschippe
- Post #95
- Feb 1, 2005
- Forum: Motherboards

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