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Single fan on RX 570 struggling to spin

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47 minutes ago, emosun said:

Why are you looking at the physical fans and not the speed they're set to.

Watch the video provided....

58 minutes ago, JustinHunter said:

Have had this card for exactly a year now last week, it worked pretty well for how much I paid for it (150 CAD). There was an issue when I woke up my computer from sleep, the fans would go crazy at max speed for about 30 seconds and then stop. Maybe that wore out the fans in some way. Now I think it might be time to upgrade, here's the video on it: https://streamable.com/qjoezb

 

Just half an hour ago the right fan was able to spin (very slowly) but now it just seems it's struggling. Any insight or help would be appreciated.

You can look for a replacement fan easily enough if you want to tinker apart the GPU, note the fan model/info and replace it.

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Have had this card for exactly a year now last week, it worked pretty well for how much I paid for it (150 CAD). There was an issue when I woke up my computer from sleep, the fans would go crazy at max speed for about 30 seconds and then stop. Maybe that wore out the fans in some way. Now I think it might be time to upgrade, here's the video on it: https://streamable.com/qjoezb

 

Just half an hour ago the right fan was able to spin (very slowly) but now it just seems it's struggling. Any insight or help would be appreciated.

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Why are you looking at the physical fans and not the speed they're set to.

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looks like the fan's dying, replace if continued use is desired, can either get product code off the fan (on the side against the heatsink) or zip-tie a fan to it.

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30 minutes ago, emosun said:

Why are you looking at the physical fans and not the speed they're set to.

Because it's making a loud noise? Fan speeds are normal

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47 minutes ago, emosun said:

Why are you looking at the physical fans and not the speed they're set to.

Watch the video provided....

58 minutes ago, JustinHunter said:

Have had this card for exactly a year now last week, it worked pretty well for how much I paid for it (150 CAD). There was an issue when I woke up my computer from sleep, the fans would go crazy at max speed for about 30 seconds and then stop. Maybe that wore out the fans in some way. Now I think it might be time to upgrade, here's the video on it: https://streamable.com/qjoezb

 

Just half an hour ago the right fan was able to spin (very slowly) but now it just seems it's struggling. Any insight or help would be appreciated.

You can look for a replacement fan easily enough if you want to tinker apart the GPU, note the fan model/info and replace it.

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11 hours ago, SkilledRebuilds said:

Watch the video provided....

You can look for a replacement fan easily enough if you want to tinker apart the GPU, note the fan model/info and replace it.

Thank you, disassembled my gpu and got the part #. Amazon is selling a pair of the fans for 20 bucks.

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