[MEGATHREAD] Personal Computer - Updated builds thanks to Logical Increments

[carolcat]

hello forums i have a small little issue with my computer that i was wondering if any of yall could help with

so on my case there are these two big fans on a front door for cooling. however the top one is unbalanced i think so it'll randomly start rattling when the computer is on
how do i fix

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[Alyx Vance]

It could be the screws being loose/a clamp thing not connect. Take off the fan and reseat it. If that doesn't work than duct tape it.

Trust me, I've had fan problems get solved that way. If neither work than your fan must be warped

[Pie Crust]

hello forums i have a small little issue with my computer that i was wondering if any of yall could help with

so on my case there are these two big fans on a front door for cooling. however the top one is unbalanced i think so it'll randomly start rattling when the computer is on
how do i fix

Duct tape or make sure all 4 screws are tight.

[carolcat]

there aren't any screws
the fan is totally built into the case

[Omicron Corp]

I was joking, lol. I still think I should get Win7 though.

complains about price of intel, gets the most expensive os

flawless logic

[Pie Crust]

complains about price of intel, gets the most expensive os

flawless logic

You can reuse the disk. (not the cd key but who cares.)

[Omicron Corp]

so you already have the os?

[Pie Crust]

so you already have the os?

I have Windows 7 Home Basic.

EDIT:
There is something I forgot to ask:
Will my win32 programs still work with Windows x64?

[Alyx Vance]

there aren't any screws
the fan is totally built into the case

Straighten the fan, duct tape in place. Unless its the actual blades thats tilted, it might be bearings in that case.

[naturemon]

EDIT:
There is something I forgot to ask:
Will my win32 programs still work with Windows x64?

Yes, there is pretty much no downside to 64-bit.

[$trinick]

I have Windows 7 Home Basic.

EDIT:
There is something I forgot to ask:
Will my win32 programs still work with Windows x64?

Yes. 64 bit is called x86-64 because it uses the same instruction set as x86 (32 bit) and there is backwards compatibility.

[carolcat]

Straighten the fan, duct tape in place. Unless its the actual blades thats tilted, it might be bearings in that case.

i'm thinking it might be the fan's axis, it feels a lot warmer than the one below it

[Alyx Vance]

i'm thinking it might be the fan's axis, it feels a lot warmer than the one below it

It might be the bearings then. Try lubricating them somehow

[Pie Crust]

It might be the bearings then. Try lubricating them somehow

WD-40

[$trinick]

WD-40

Or some of that gross stuff that comes out of your vagina, you apparently have seem to have excess quantities of that, carolcat.