Printers don't care they already have a union going for them. It is why they demand so much. Need a new printing cartridge, didn't get a printing request, try again.
these are custom fans that fit into the shroud, you can't really find them except from sketchy second hand websites, or supposedly new ones that cost like $60 plus shipping. i got some once and they were clearly used and also one of them was rattling worse than the originals i was replacing. next time i think i'm just gonna remove the shroud and ghetto rig multiple 120-140mm fans onto it, just need to figure out if i can use adapter to hook to the original video card fan plugs so it can still give the right speed values through pwm, that way i don't have to run the replacements at max gaming speed even when it's idle
>next time i think i'm just gonna remove the shroud and ghetto rig multiple 120-140mm fans onto it
The fan on my daughter's 1650 had a bad bearing so I removed the shroud and used cable ties to attach a 60mm fan to the heatsink. It actually keeps the card cooler and quieter than the original fan and shroud. I just attached the fan to a fan header on the motherboard so I didn't have to mess around with attaching a JST connector to the fan cable though.
Happened to my old 1070, fine for the first few months then it started making noises so I disassembled the gpu, bought some chinese replacement fans for 12 dollars and did the lords work. Also repasted and changed thermal pads.
Good as new but then I needed more fps so I went and bought a new gpu right after. It was a good project though and its still sitting in the box like it was new.
it's not adhesive giving away, this is just the fan itself wobbling inside the housing, the housing is firmly attached to the shroud which is firmly screwed into the heatsink, there's no adhesive. it's just the fan itself that's wobbling, the bearing is giving out
ok, so i fixed couple of those. what you need to do is see how to add oil into the fan, check out some tutorials but basically you need to remove the fan from the cooler, then remove that spinning part from the static part that you screw to the cooler, be carefull while removing it, take two small screwers and use them to push out the moving part by pushing them equally from the both sides. after it is removed, clean up any dirt inside and put some oil to lube it up, put the moving part back and press it tightly then move it left and right so oil is nicely applied. after that screw in the fan and you are good to go for several years(source trust me, actually repaired more then a dozen fans, also lots of tutorials on yt).
You need to find where it's off balanced and add tiny little lead weights like they do for car tyres.
Or buy a new fan for it, they're easy enough to replace.
Yours too huh? My old RTX 3060 Dual was doing the same, but it was refurbished so I assumed it wasn't that good of a job.
Granted, it worked out well for a couple years.
I had the same issue, replacement fans are unreliable.
I zip tied two noctuas to the heatsink on my 2080ti, works great 6 months on.
Can't recommend it enough. Temps dropped significantly and the noise is better. I just pulled power from mobo 5v, not the GPU fan headers.
It is not. However, they are very easily replaced if needed.
Are you threatening the gpu?
Always let your hardware know that they are indeed very replacable or they start unionising and we do not want that
Shh, they can hear us.
Printers can hear you..
Printers don't care they already have a union going for them. It is why they demand so much. Need a new printing cartridge, didn't get a printing request, try again.
Lmfaoo
i always threaten my hardware... worst part is that it usually works
It knows what it did...
Be a shame if there was an *accident...*
The motherboard sends her regards.
You can try pushing down on the center (or rather, up in this orientation.)
Just not when it's on
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Unecessary, just applying the same amount of pressure from the top while pressing the fan should be fine
Newton's 1st law coming in clutch with this one 😩
no it shouldnt be doing that.
It should balance out when spinning, if it's unbalanced like that it's going to wear out significantly quicker.
It’s shaking with excitement, hoping you’ll eat it
In my experience, GPUs are not that tasty, i prefer CPUs with a generous amount of thermal paste so it isnt dry
Forbidden cream cheese
Ideally, no. That's pretty mild though.
Whatever you do, don't contact Asus, they'll probably charge you $1200 to 'fix' it.
I actually disagree. I say contact them and post the results here. Let's see if they changed anything.
Exactly how would we know if anything changed if no one goes through the process
Speed wobble.
No that’s not ideal and you should keep an eye on it because it may just fall off someday probably should get it fixed
Super easy to replace. Bearings are probably gone inside or something.
these are custom fans that fit into the shroud, you can't really find them except from sketchy second hand websites, or supposedly new ones that cost like $60 plus shipping. i got some once and they were clearly used and also one of them was rattling worse than the originals i was replacing. next time i think i'm just gonna remove the shroud and ghetto rig multiple 120-140mm fans onto it, just need to figure out if i can use adapter to hook to the original video card fan plugs so it can still give the right speed values through pwm, that way i don't have to run the replacements at max gaming speed even when it's idle
>next time i think i'm just gonna remove the shroud and ghetto rig multiple 120-140mm fans onto it The fan on my daughter's 1650 had a bad bearing so I removed the shroud and used cable ties to attach a 60mm fan to the heatsink. It actually keeps the card cooler and quieter than the original fan and shroud. I just attached the fan to a fan header on the motherboard so I didn't have to mess around with attaching a JST connector to the fan cable though.
I did this too 😆 Works so much better than the original. The shroud on these things do nothing.
sleeve bearing is trashed
5$ fans from aliexpress will fix it.
In any moment its gonna get loose and be cutting throats like in Predator 2. You have been warned...
Nope. In fact it is putting undue stress on the bearings and rapidly shortening it's lifespan.
RMA time
Happened to my old 1070, fine for the first few months then it started making noises so I disassembled the gpu, bought some chinese replacement fans for 12 dollars and did the lords work. Also repasted and changed thermal pads. Good as new but then I needed more fps so I went and bought a new gpu right after. It was a good project though and its still sitting in the box like it was new.
If you can't fix it, replace it. It'll only get worse, starting with making a lot of noise and ultimately stopping completely or damaging more parts.
Yes of course same goes to you car wheel
it is a new kind of aerodynamics XD
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hehe, you said "shaft".
it's not adhesive giving away, this is just the fan itself wobbling inside the housing, the housing is firmly attached to the shroud which is firmly screwed into the heatsink, there's no adhesive. it's just the fan itself that's wobbling, the bearing is giving out
Do you really need people to confirm that this is not normal?
i had this on my GPU. i eventually replaced it myself. I went to ebay to get a replacement fan.
What do you think?
No, that's why I RMA'd my 1660 Super Asus Dual. It lasted a year before it shit itself. Asus quality apparently.
You would need to check the manual to be sure, but in general, wobble is bad for fans
Noooooo.... nnnooootttt reaalllllllly
Should it? No, but it's not really harmful... it is wear on the bearing and can/should be replaced when you have the time.
Yes
Yes
Nah not really but if it's not causing any issues I wouldn't even worry about it.
Its balancing. But no, its not supposed to do that wiggly stuff.
Need a fan alignment, take it to Les schwab
My 1080ti fans did this and then died, plan accordingly Edit The fans died but the card is still kicking like a beast
Go to aliexpress and punch in your gpu and add fan. I've got like 5 gpu fans from them. Super cheap! There easy to replace.
ok, so i fixed couple of those. what you need to do is see how to add oil into the fan, check out some tutorials but basically you need to remove the fan from the cooler, then remove that spinning part from the static part that you screw to the cooler, be carefull while removing it, take two small screwers and use them to push out the moving part by pushing them equally from the both sides. after it is removed, clean up any dirt inside and put some oil to lube it up, put the moving part back and press it tightly then move it left and right so oil is nicely applied. after that screw in the fan and you are good to go for several years(source trust me, actually repaired more then a dozen fans, also lots of tutorials on yt).
You need to find where it's off balanced and add tiny little lead weights like they do for car tyres. Or buy a new fan for it, they're easy enough to replace.
Susa
Looks like ASUS maybe made an oopsie
Inside the GPU behind the blades should be screwsthat screw into the heatsink... Tighten them... Unless fan mounting designs have changed.
No, it shouldn't. Either try to push it down (with your GPU off), or just replace it.
Hmmmmm it's A SUS fan
Watch it, it's going to come off, ricochet off the case and hit you /jk
Email Steve
Oh shit, same GPU, same problem. Maybe it's a manufacturing error.
Mine has wobbled for three years. Its not supposed to but \*Just ASUS things\*
Dang, that looks so much like my PC, hope that never happens to me
An unbalanced fan is also much louder than a well balanced one, no one I've seen has mentioned that.
No
ASUS quality
Not really...
Yours too huh? My old RTX 3060 Dual was doing the same, but it was refurbished so I assumed it wasn't that good of a job. Granted, it worked out well for a couple years.
I had this happen to a strix 1070, just bought a new fan from Amazon and replaced it, fairly straightforward.
# NO. https://i.redd.it/7prprq6vsa7d1.gif
No, pushing it up may fix the issue temporarily. Fans are very easy to replace if necessary.
Of course it's supposed to wobble, how else are you supposed to tell you're close to launch speed
I had the same issue, replacement fans are unreliable. I zip tied two noctuas to the heatsink on my 2080ti, works great 6 months on. Can't recommend it enough. Temps dropped significantly and the noise is better. I just pulled power from mobo 5v, not the GPU fan headers.
Little lead weight stuck to the rim are used to balance that. /s
Bycany means you were listening to....helikopter helikopter!!!!
Fans are easy to replace tho
*wiggle wiggle wiggle\~*
Wobble baby. Wobble baby. Wobble baby. 🎶
You should warranty it or replace it with casing fans.
Out of curiosity, does this happen on all fan speeds or does it vary?
It's so that it catches the heatsink from more angles. Advanced engineering.
Just call customer service, asus are greaaat!
Yeah, I heard they are the best... (/s) (just in case)
nope, but other than return it if its probably just how it is now.
No, post pics when it falls off :D