Why won't my fan run at top speed?
Ok, so I cleaned it all out and put it all back together exactly as it was taken apart and it all works great untill about an hour after playing (Dead By Daylight), it just shuts down with no warning. I'm almost certain that it's the system overheating, as I get the thermal throttling in game. But when I play a more relaxed game (like Rocket League) it runs just fine and stays nice and cool for the most part. What can I do to solve this issue? I'm leaning towards hardwiring the fan to the PSU by bridging the 5v brown wire of the fan to the 12v prong on the motherboard. Would that work?
Questa è una buona domanda?
Ok so I have replaced the thermal pads with brand new ones bought kryonaught paste for it and replaced the fan and the dang thing still refuses to kick into high gear.. does anyone have a solution for this predicament? I'm stuck thermally throttling..
da Joe Chandler
This could possibly be a software issue. Try factory reseting and wiping the console first before anything else. This usually fixes problems like this.
da Bob Singer
I would also recommend reseting it in safe mode which will allow you to completely wipe the firmware on the console which should resolve the fan issue.
da Bob Singer
I am with Bob Singer on this one seems like a software issue now since part replacement did not do any good. Try starting with Rebuild Database first since that wont completely wipe out your data saved on the console. If that fails then do a system reinstallation or factory rest as Bob mentioned. If all that fails probably PSU is failing. If you have a friend with the same PS4 probably try using their power supply to check if all others fail.
da Mr.Nimbus
Slight update, thank you for your Idea Bob, but alas I am still thermally throttling. After doing the reset of the system twice still no luck on the fan speeds. I'm looking into PSU's right now, but it's an older system so its kinda hard to find in my area. Mr.Nimbus my question to you, is there any way to just test my PSU with a multimeter to rule it out. Or is the only way to find and test another unit in my current system? Thank you again guys, this is really helping narrow this issue down.
da Joe Chandler
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