Jet engine on startup

[Guest]

I just built my parents a new pc and while this isn't a huge problem it's annoying as all hell.

 

Sometimes (most of the time) when you turn the pc on, or anytime it wakes up from sleep, the intel stock cooler likes to jump to 100% for about a second and then slow back down.

 

I imagine this has something to do with the fan controller initializing, if there is a fix i'd greatly appreciate the help.

 

If there isn't any fix I guess ill hand it off to my parents and tell them to deal with it. At least I wont have to put up with it anymore.

[minibois]

It does this so the fan just blows up some of the dust that is on it when it start up, so it doesn't have (bigger pieces of) dust stuck on it.

It's normal and I do not know if there is a simple way of 'fixing' it.

[Guest]

6 minutes ago, Minibois said:

It does this so the fan just blows up some of the dust that is on it when it start up, so it doesn't have (bigger pieces of) dust stuck on it.

It's normal and I do not know if there is a simple way of 'fixing' it.

I wish there was an option for people who regularly dusted to just turn it off

[aisle9]

SpeedFan? Is your motherboard compatible? If you know your parents won't be stressing the PC, you can set a lower fan curve for them as well. 

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

SpeedFan? Is your motherboard compatible? If you know your parents won't be stressing the PC, you can set a lower fan curve for them as well. 

I have the fan curve pretty low. it is just that it likes to jump to 100 before the fan curve settings kick in.

[aisle9]

1 minute ago, Lord_Doge said:

I have the fan curve pretty low. it is just that it likes to jump to 100 before the fan curve settings kick in.

An, right, forgot about that. You don't have SpeedFan set to crank to 100% when the program is closed, do you? 

[Bazadar]

I've only seen this happen on Pre-Built systems tbh. 

 

But from what i read into its because the BIOS hasnt loaded any controllers ect

[Guest]

1 minute ago, DarkShadowUK said:

I've only seen this happen on Pre-Built systems tbh. 

 

But from what i read into its because the BIOS hasnt loaded any controllers ect

my main rig likes to do it every so often also but i leave it on 24/7

maybe i'm bad at building idk

[Guest]

8 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

An, right, forgot about that. You don't have SpeedFan set to crank to 100% when the program is closed, do you? 

im not using speedfan, i meant the motherboard's fan curve was low

[Bazadar]

6 minutes ago, Lord_Doge said:

my main rig likes to do it every so often also but i leave it on 24/7

maybe i'm bad at building idk

Im sure your fine :). Like i said i believe it will just be the controller not loading straight away reason the fan spins at 100% for 1 second. Ever heard a server boot up? Fans spin at 100% for a few seconds as takes longer for controller to kick in. 

 

I wouldn't worry about it tbh. 

[Guest]

1 minute ago, DarkShadowUK said:

Im sure your fine :). Like i said i believe it will just be the controller not loading straight away reason the fan spins at 100% for 1 second. Ever heard a server boot up? Fans spin at 100% for a few seconds as takes longer for controller to kick in. 

 

I wouldn't worry about it tbh. 

i know it isnt a big problem but its one of those things that wouldnt exist in my perfect world

[aisle9]

3 minutes ago, Lord_Doge said:

i know it isnt a big problem but its one of those things that wouldnt exist in my perfect world

In my perfect world, AMD would apologize for the 9590, I'd have dual 1080 Ti's in SLI and every Atom in existence, along with any and all documentation and references to them, would be erased from history. 

[Guest]

43 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

In my perfect world, AMD would apologize for the 9590, I'd have dual 1080 Ti's in SLI and every Atom in existence, along with any and all documentation and references to them, would be erased from history. 

i think atom's have their purpose. the 9590 however.....

[aisle9]

17 minutes ago, Lord_Doge said:

i think atom's have their purpose. the 9590 however.....

The 9590 is a nearly undetectable method of committing arson. That is its purpose lol

[Guest]

11 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

The 9590 is a nearly undetectable method of committing arson. That is its purpose lol

what a great idea!

[aisle9]

40 minutes ago, Lord_Doge said:

what a great idea!

I'm telling you, if you want to make something go away, hook a 9590 and a 295X2 up to a Logisys PSU, boot up P95 and walk away.

[jman116]

14 hours ago, Lord_Doge said:

I just built my parents a new pc and while this isn't a huge problem it's annoying as all hell.

 

Sometimes (most of the time) when you turn the pc on, or anytime it wakes up from sleep, the intel stock cooler likes to jump to 100% for about a second and then slow back down.

 

I imagine this has something to do with the fan controller initializing, if there is a fix i'd greatly appreciate the help.

 

If there isn't any fix I guess ill hand it off to my parents and tell them to deal with it. At least I wont have to put up with it anymore.

Maybe a quiter fan?

I have a technically pre-built, so it happens to my PC.

[Bl00dgod]

21 minutes ago, jman116 said:

Maybe a quiter fan?

I have a technically pre-built, so it happens to my PC.

depending on the noise of your fans under load, thats a good option

vardar, noctua and others produce pretty silent and powerfull fans

 

[jman116]

1 minute ago, Bl00dgod said:

depending on the noise of your fans under load, thats a good option

vardar, noctua and others produce pretty silent and powerfull fans

 

But noctua colors tho 

[Bl00dgod]

6 minutes ago, jman116 said:

But noctua colors tho 

you could get them in a linus theme with orange/black

and beside noctua there are many other good manufacturers

[jman116]

42 minutes ago, Bl00dgod said:

you could get them in a linus theme with orange/black

and beside noctua there are many other good manufacturers

I thought those were "Limited time only"

[ClownFace1511]

Your stock fan is nothing compared to my 11 noctua 3000rpm fans running on startup, thats a true jet.

[LogicalDrm]

17 hours ago, aisle9 said:

SpeedFan? Is your motherboard compatible? If you know your parents won't be stressing the PC, you can set a lower fan curve for them as well. 

Speedfan wouldn't work as this is part of POST process. It happens long before Speedfan or even OS has been loaded.

 

Only way to reduce that is to add low-voltage adapter. How often you shutdown or use sleep on desktop anyway for this to be so much of issue? And I doubt your parents care.

[Guest]

On 6/28/2016 at 3:53 AM, LoGiCalDrm said:

Speedfan wouldn't work as this is part of POST process. It happens long before Speedfan or even OS has been loaded.

 

Only way to reduce that is to add low-voltage adapter. How often you shutdown or use sleep on desktop anyway for this to be so much of issue? And I doubt your parents care.

I delivered their pc Tuesday and so far they haven't mentioned it. they are either deaf or dont care (or maybe a bit of both)

[LogicalDrm]

1 hour ago, Lord_Doge said:

I delivered their pc Tuesday and so far they haven't mentioned it. they are either deaf or dont care (or maybe a bit of both)

If they are like my parents and power PC on once per day, let it run as long as they use it and shut it down, they don't care.