[SOLVED] My GPU Fan Dont spin . Help

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Hi , Before we start those are my specs :

Pentium G630 2.7Ghz Dual core
8GB RAM DDR3 Single Channel
GTX 650 1GB GDDR5
WINDOWS 10 PRO 64 bit
Motherboard : foxcon 2ABF
PSU : 300w / HP Brand

Today I noticed that My GPU Fans are not spinning i took out my GPU and cleaned it from dust and took out fans and cleaned them as well as the heatsink too and i did put everything back again ti it's place and plugged it in , but it didn't spin , i'm wondering what's the problem please .

The PC is working and the GPU is also working and it's detected and i got last drivers .

Could it be My PSU that didn't let the fans to spin because i know it's not enough ?

 

[tennis2]

600 series was before the now widespread adoption of semi-passive fan operation (typically new GPUs will be fans off at <60C). Can you run something like FurMark stress test and monitor GPU temps while it's running?

What's this system used for? It doesn't look like a gaming machine and the G630 has integrated graphics on the CPU. You could just remove the GTX650 if it's broken....

 

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600 series was before the now widespread adoption of semi-passive fan operation (typically new GPUs will be fans off at <60C). Can you run something like FurMark stress test and monitor GPU temps while it's running?

What's this system used for? It doesn't look like a gaming machine and the G630 has integrated graphics on the CPU. You could just remove the GTX650 if it's broken....

alright let me try that give me a minute , im using a system called phoenix os to play pubg mobile on it

 

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600 series was before the now widespread adoption of semi-passive fan operation (typically new GPUs will be fans off at <60C). Can you run something like FurMark stress test and monitor GPU temps while it's running?

What's this system used for? It doesn't look like a gaming machine and the G630 has integrated graphics on the CPU. You could just remove the GTX650 if it's broken....

it's a 68-80c on idle , one thing i tried when i touch the gpu fans with my fingers it spins like 2 little spins and stop i hear like a sound of squeak a sound of something missing oil you got the meaning

 

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600 series was before the now widespread adoption of semi-passive fan operation (typically new GPUs will be fans off at <60C). Can you run something like FurMark stress test and monitor GPU temps while it's running?

What's this system used for? It doesn't look like a gaming machine and the G630 has integrated graphics on the CPU. You could just remove the GTX650 if it's broken....

Now on windows i tried to stress the video card for 10 seconds and it reached 103C the fans are not spinning

 

[tennis2]

Yeah, the fan is certainly dead then.

You should be able to order a new fan from ebay. The removal/installation procedure for the fan varies by card manufacturer, but generally there will be a couple tiny screws that hold it in place.

 

[autoblogart]

Yeah, the fan is certainly dead then.

You should be able to order a new fan from ebay. The removal/installation procedure for the fan varies by card manufacturer, but generally there will be a couple tiny screws that hold it in place.

do you think it should be re oiled ? Yes there is 3 screws on the heatsink holding the fan that's right , on a shape of a triangle , one little on top one little on right and one little on left

 

[tennis2]

Oil isn't going to help anything. It will just make a mess everywhere if/when the fan spins it out in the first 10 seconds of operation.

 

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Oil isn't going to help anything. It will just make a mess everywhere if/when the fan spins it out in the first 10 seconds of operation.

hmm thats a problem

 

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Oil isn't going to help anything. It will just make a mess everywhere if/when the fan spins it out in the first 10 seconds of operation.

the problem is that my GTX 650 i did buy it from aliexpress and it's not a known brand it got a different fan

 

[tennis2]

You may have some luck by removing the fan and entering the brand and model # printed on the backside of the fan hub into ebay.