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Any thoughts on this about motherboard temperature?
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You posted nearly the same post over two years ago!
Comparing the two images you posted, the temps have only gone up one degree for the CPU and 5 degrees for the motherboard. That's not bad for two years accumulation of dust in a PC!
Unless the case fan comes with a position switch to adjust the rotation speed then no, you can not adjust the speed of the case fan.
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You posted nearly the same post over two years ago!
Comparing the two images you posted, the temps have only gone up one degree for the CPU and 5 degrees for the motherboard. That's not bad for two years accumulation of dust in a PC!
Unless the case fan comes with a position switch to adjust the rotation speed then no, you can not adjust the speed of the case fan.
I am a volunteer and I do not work for, nor represent, HP
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