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Lubricating The Heat Sink Fan On A GeForce GTS240

Lubricating The Heat Sink Fan On A GeForce GTS240

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This post describes: How the cooling fan on an NVIDIA GeForce GTS240 PC display adapter was lubricated to silence it when it became noisy.

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Author Helpful ColinPosted on 7 February 20192 October 2019Categories Computers, Electrical/Electronic, Hardware, TechnologyTags adapter, cleaning, display, GeForce, GTS240, heat sink, locktite, lubricant, lubricating, NVIDIA, oil, rotor, stator, watchmaker's screwdriversLeave a comment on Lubricating The Heat Sink Fan On A GeForce GTS240

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