Msi pro-e mb possibly keeping psu fan on?

Hello all, fresh i7920 build with msi pro-e mb, corsair xms3 6gb, and a corsair tx750w psu. The problem i'm having is when i power down the system for the night the psu fan will continue to run all night long even though the system if off(not in sleep or hibernate). I am guessing its the psu or the mb or maybe even a bios setting i'm overlooking? Any suggestions or feedback would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.

Hmmm, Another experiment to try. Turn off the system and do what I said before with unplugging the PSU and draining the capacitors. Now, unplug the SATA connector to your HDDs and the Power connectors to the HDDs. You can leave the ODDs connected. Re-plug in the PSU with no HDDs connected or powered. Turn on the PSU and turn on the computer. You should get a blinking cursor or some message. Turn off the computer by the power switch. Does the fan still run?
If the fan still runs, do you have access to another computer or another PSU? You could try this PSU on another computer, yours or a friends to see if it does the same thing, or borrow another PSU and see it that fan runs on your PRO-E when the machine is off.

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I have an upgraded (2 x X5355 8 core) Mac Pro 1.1 running 10.7.4. I routinely use SMCFanControl (the latest version) to ramp up the fans when I am running long, CPU-intensive jobs. However, SMCFanControl only changes three of the four fans - the PSU fan remains stuck on 600rpm, regardless of the settings. My PSU is getting pretty hot - 70+C, so I am looking for a way of cranking it up. Any suggestions will be greatfully received.
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I have an upgraded (2 x X5355 8 core) Mac Pro 1.1 running 10.7.4. I routinely use SMCFanControl (the latest version) to ramp up the fans when I am running long, CPU-intensive jobs. However, SMCFanControl only changes three of the four fans - the PSU fan remains stuck on 600rpm, regardless of the settings...
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System: Mac Pro (early 2009)
After a while the system shuts itself down, and then repeatedly does so while trying to boot back up. After letting it sit a couple of hours, it boots back up, but again starts shutting itself down.
I opened it up and noticed the PSU fan was not spinning - which eventually caused the PSU to overheat and power off.
I ran a hardware test, and got the following error...
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I reset the SMC.
I reinstalled the OS (Snow Leopard)
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Wanted to add reason I didn't think it is the PSU...
Red LED flashes when power cord is plugged in and again when it's unplugged.
PSU PWROK LED is green
5V STBY LED is amber
Tags: Mac Pro, 2009, PSU, power supply, fan, PWM

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Hello folks, before I started doing some light OC, I wanted to make sure that my system was stable at stock settings, without any after market cooling devices.
My h/w specification goes like this:
CPU - Core i7 920 D0 Stepping 2.67 GHz
Motherboard - MSI Pro-E
RAM- Corsair 6 Gb kit 1333 MHz
Video card- Nvidia 9500 GT 1 Gb
Hard drives- WD 500 Gb X 2
Operating system- Ubuntu 9.10 64 bit
PSU- Corsair VX450W
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Also, is there a possibility of slightly OCing the system, say up to 3 GHz, with the stock cooler, or should I start saving for a good CPU cooler ?

Quote from: Aaron on 11-February-10, 12:28:13
84 at stock? Something wrong there. Shouldn't even be going over the 50s. Make sure you installed the CPU cooler correctly. If you reinstall it and the temperatures are the same, then the chipset heatsink is making little/obscured contact and needs to be reinstalled. A fresh blob of TIM on the chipset wouldn't hurt either. (Doing both the CPU and chipset coolers would not hurt one bit.)
I still don't know why MSI's IOH temperatures are still so high. It's been months now and they still have this inconvenience/issue.
Thanks a lot for the information. I have re-checked and the CPU cooler is installed fine, is fixed tight. I will try your other suggestions as soon as I get the thermal compounds. Sidenote- Arctic Silver Ceramique should be fine, right ?
Quote from: HU16E
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Hi,
Under is my post from tech powerup. So as last thing I post it on your forum.
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Hi,
I need some advice what to do ...
Today, I turned on my pc (see specs watched some news, facebook ,etc.)
I noticed that I have 1 left FAN for my PC from work (got from some new case, quiet with normal connecotr SYSFAN), so I wanted to install it because I needed more airflow .
So installed turned on , saw that POWERLED is not working. Checked and it was plugged. So I turned on AND no BEEP !
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ANY ideas ???
OFC no post , blank screen
today: Tried both GPUs separatedly , still nothing
Tried all RAMs seperately
Removed all driver
changed speaker
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Checked CPU
Checked CPU pins
Cleared CMOS
Took out battery for CMOS
AND STILL NOTHING = Rly angly ... = Blank screen
Yea , working all fans , all leds (phase of CPU) , just NO POST NO BEEP - Turn on , reboot after 5 sec and stays that way.
BTW I planned to put this board to server in next 3 days, it was on my schelude , now, I can just watch dead Board with working Leds and Fans ...
PS: It's really possible to destroy board by connecting SYSFAN bad way ?
EDIT: as I can see , under me is same problem with MSI PRO e ... NICE
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I noticed the "CPU Vcore" at 1.328 V; I find this odd because I thought the default voltage setting for the Core i7 was 1.2?
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http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y286/Kissfan74/DSCF0117.jpg
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http://www.directron.com/ec6025.html
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A question thats been beat to death but i'll ask anyhow. I have a Dual 1GHZ MDD. I got this as a gift and the original owner never took part in the silence swap way back then. So it is a LOUD beast. I have just done my first cooling mod. My Idea was taken from XLR8your mac. Here is a few pics of my setup.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y286/Kissfan74/DSCF0116.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y286/Kissfan74/DSCF0117.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y286/Kissfan74/DSCF0121.jpg
So my question is, What are good replacements for the 60mm psu fans? I have the original stock Deltas which move ALOT of air( 37cfm at 49) Which is MAJOR loud. I've searched everywhere for tips ect. I've even seen where a guy took some Volcano5s and used those fans. He has them rated at 32 cfm but that is wrong it's more like 24 cfm for those. So what would be the best and safest fans to replace the originals without hurting my psu. It gets really hot inside there and I don't wanna under do it . Any tips are welcomed.
I found these:
http://www.directron.com/ec6025.html
They look like just what I'm after. The CFM is lower then the stock fans but the noise level is less then 30. With my Case mod I think I can keep my temps low near the psu and have a quite machine! Are these fans good enough???? Thx in advance!!!!

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