GF3 Ti2000 with jammed fan

Denis54

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I have a GF3 Ti2000. I am happy with it and do not plan to replace it soon. Yesterday night, I noticed that the fan is jammed and the card is running very hot.

Is it possible to buy a replacement fan? Where? How much?
 

InlineFive

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If it is dust try blowing it off with some compressed air. Try spinning the fan and see if it revives. If those don't work you might be looking at a 3rd Party cooling solution from someone like Thermalright or Thermaltake.
 

jiffylube1024

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Originally posted by: Denis54
I have a GF3 Ti2000. I am happy with it and do not plan to replace it soon. Yesterday night, I noticed that the fan is jammed and the card is running very hot.

Is it possible to buy a replacement fan? Where? How much?

It's GeForce 3 Ti200 which is why all the sarcastic comments ;).

As for the HSF replacement - I'd strongly recommend you get the Thermaltake HSF - it's all copper, I think it comes with RAMsinks (which look pretty) and cools the GPU well for about $20.
 

Richdog

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Originally posted by: jiffylube1024
Originally posted by: Denis54
I have a GF3 Ti2000. I am happy with it and do not plan to replace it soon. Yesterday night, I noticed that the fan is jammed and the card is running very hot.

Is it possible to buy a replacement fan? Where? How much?

It's GeForce 3 Ti200 which is why all the sarcastic comments ;).

As for the HSF replacement - I'd strongly recommend you get the Thermaltake HSF - it's all copper, I think it comes with RAMsinks (which look pretty) and cools the GPU well for about $20.

Christ, I cant believe people find a simple mis-spelling so funny when a guy simply came on here asking for advice, that's about the lowest and most unfunny form of humour found even inside pre-school... isn't sarcasm to be intelligent humour? Or at least remotely funny? No? Oh well...
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Anyway Denis my Ti200 fan, a cCrystal Orb, has done exactly the same and now the fan is super-hot to the touch. But, as i'm getting a 9800 PRO tommorrow I don't feel the need to replace it for some reason... can't think why... Get yourself a new fan if it turns out to be broken, they're only cheap and yours may have reached the end of it's life-cycle.:beer: