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My Gtx 780 directcu ii second fan lost a fanblade, becasue of a paper clip getting into the fan. Where do i find a new fan/fanblades for the directcu ii cooler?

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Contact ASUS and ask for a repair service or part replacement 

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How the fuck did that happen?

You're not very good at reading.

 

My Gtx 780 directcu ii second fan lost a fanblade, becasue of a paper clip getting into the fan. Where do i find a new fan/fanblades for the directcu ii cooler?

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You're not very good at reading.

But how does a paper clip get into your fan?

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But how does a paper clip get into your fan?

Could be trying to boot the PC from the motherboard and when trying to remove the clip it catches the fan blade and there she goes. 

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Contact ASUS and ask for a repair service or part replacement 

thanks i will contact asus tomorrow.

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will super glue work to re-apply the blade ?

No. I wouldn't think so. It would hold, but when the fan spins up it would probably fly off again :I

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You're not very good at reading.

 

Do you have paperclips near your GPU fans?..

 

Sorry, Ill elaborate, why do you have paperclips near your GPU fan OP, and how did it break your fan?

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will super glue work to re-apply the blade ?

 

If it even holds, which it very well may, it would be so off balance, and if you didn't put it back on perfectly, would throw off the airflow.

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OP, get a replacement, see if you can remove that fan for now and go down to one fan

Wont my card over heat then ?

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If it even holds, which it very well may, it would be so off balance, and if you didn't put it back on perfectly, would throw off the airflow.

im running it without the one blade and its not that bad just with little bit off vibrations.

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underclock it for the time being and keep a keen eye on the temps

 

Can't he run the gpu with the damaged blade?

Open your eyes and break your chains. Console peasantry is just a state of mind.

 

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Can't he run the gpu with the damaged blade?

oh yes i can if i can get the hold off some super glue

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How the fuck did that happen?

 

 

You're not very good at reading.

 

 

But how does a paper clip get into your fan?

um yea do you ussually toss paper clips at your pc? or were you trying to get a new card xD

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