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I cannot remove the fan to replace the cpu chip

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  • prickelypear Nov 10, 2009

    Hi Ben, It is not a soundcard related problem. When I power up the PC it performs the POST ok but then a few miniuts later there are 2 beeps and the CPU fan shuts down and the PC turns off. It is an ASUS motherboard P55800VM

  • prickelypear Nov 10, 2009

    Hi It is an ASUS P55800VM motherboard. I suspect it is the CPU chip itself. The PC performs the POST and then a few mimiutes later there is 2 beeps and the CPU fan shuts off and the PC turns off

  • prickelypear Nov 10, 2009

    Hi It is an ASUS P55800VM motherboard. I suspect it is the CPU chip itself. The PC performs the POST and then a few mimiutes later there is 2 beeps and the CPU fan shuts off and the PC turns off

  • Ben Armstrong May 11, 2010

    This sounds more like a mother board problem and not soundcard related. Please re-submit to appropriate area. Thanks

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    We need the make and model to be able to help you......

  • Big_Lebowski May 11, 2010

    Motherboard and system model numbers would be needed for accurate instructions.

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Sounds like the processor is getting an overheating code and shutting the system down or the processor is cooked and can no longer function. If you are trying to get an intel cooling fan off an intel chip, there should be four posts holding the fan in place, these posts turn 90 degrees and then when all four are turned , pull the fan off the mount. If yours does not have the four post mount, then it may have clips on either side of the heatsink, these should just be pried away from the mount and the heatsink will be free. If the heatsink is stuck to the processor, you will need a flat plastic pry tool to wedge under the lip of the proc and heatsink to separate them.

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