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Servers, especially 1U's, will run extremely loud. Unless you can clearly see something wrong in the hardware or get weird things on fhe software you'll be fine.

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i have an poweredge 1850 1u server and i was wondering whether it was normal for the server to be extremely loud upon pressing the power button

(the top panel was closed when i on the system)

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1 minute ago, TheGamingBarrel said:

Yes, they normally run 100% Fans at all times.

When in BIOS, fans doesn't run at loud as when first boot up. So does normally mean most of the time? 

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Just now, bindydad123 said:

When in BIOS, fans doesn't run at loud as when first boot up. So does normally mean most of the time? 

Yes, I am very tired and messing up my words :P

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Servers, especially 1U's, will run extremely loud. Unless you can clearly see something wrong in the hardware or get weird things on fhe software you'll be fine.

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1 minute ago, Centurius said:

Servers, especially 1U's, will run extremely loud. Unless you can clearly see something wrong in the hardware or get weird things on fhe software you'll be fine.

ok thanks

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Just now, bindydad123 said:

ok thanks

You're welcome :)

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If you're looking for a quick way to possibly make them a little quieter, most servers have a bios option labeled "Power Setting" set this to power save or Dynamic power save. This should keep the fans spinning slightly slower, additionally if the server comes with a dedicated management port (In your case IDRAC) you might be able to configure additional fan settings in there.

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1 minute ago, Redportal said:

If you're looking for a quick way to possibly make them a little quieter, most servers have a bios option labeled "Power Setting" set this to power save or Dynamic power save. This should keep the fans spinning slightly slower, additionally if the server comes with a dedicated management port (In your case IDRAC) you might be able to configure additional fan settings in there.

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The poweredge 1850 is renound in the IT world for being louder than a jet engine. Your server is fine.

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On 1/31/2016 at 5:13 PM, Kyle Manning said:

The poweredge 1850 is renound in the IT world for being louder than a jet engine. Your server is fine.

Everything he said. I had a Dell switch run this loud once. Then they released a new flash for it. 

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