this may be a bit of a dumb question but how do i locate the system fan i used the easytune 4 and it came up with a system fan warning i have changed the fan on the processer and its still the same is there another system fan please help im at my wits end my pc keeps resettin and freezing and running up to 100% also

the fans you should have in your system are as follows:

CPU heatsink assembly - comes with fan
case fans - varies depending on your case
psu fan - inside the powersupply unit. DONT EVER TOUCH THIS. Most psus can hold enough electricity inside their transistors to kill you even long after the machine has been turned off.

what you need to check upon is the fans themselves and their connections to the mainboard or to the power supply unit via the molex connectors. sometimes connections can work loose.

try this and tell me what happens.

i have 4 case fans and they are running good i have allready changed the cpu fan the psu is only a month old and is working fine yet it comes up system fan warning when i check my hardware with easytune i cannot understand why its doing this my pc is still reseting now and again aswell as freezing

i think that the reason for your freezing etc is that the cpu possibily getting too hot.

go into your bios and check it out..

report back once youve done this

how do i check it in the bios :o :o :o

i managed to get the tempretures you asked for the current cpu temp is 49 c and the system temp is 27 c are these corect

they're fine!!! maybe you're just running too many resource hungry programs as i've said before. sometimes this will cause a machine to do weird and wonderful things. try operating with only one or two things open and dont play the games for too long as playing games will make the graphics card get rather hot. some things do have a thermal cutout feature.:-|

netscape runs up to 99% how do i stop this from happening
i apologise if im being a pain :o :o :o :o

being an Internet Explorer user i am not too sure but least it looks as though you have found whats eating up your resources.

JANINE...the danger of poking around in a PSU is not the "transistors", the capacitors are the real danger, they can hold a line voltage ( 110 -220 volts depending on your local) charge for months after being unpluged. :cheesy: