chipset fan dying need replacement

[Ext User(Klokmeester)]

I need a new chipset fan for my Abit A8N (Nforce4) motherboard since the fan
is doing a slow death and the clean and CRC isn't going to last much longer.

Which is better, active or passive and recommendations on where to buy in AU
(or Perth)?

Thanks!

[Ext User(Dyna Soar)]

Klokmeester wrote:
> I need a new chipset fan for my Abit A8N (Nforce4) motherboard since
> the fan is doing a slow death and the clean and CRC isn't going to
> last much longer.

> Which is better, active or passive and recommendations on where to
> buy in AU (or Perth)?

Tang Computers in Main Street Osborne Park has a huge range of fans. Not
necessarily the cheapest, but the prices are not too bad.

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Dyna

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[Ext User(son of a bitch)]

Klokmeester wrote:
> I need a new chipset fan for my Abit A8N (Nforce4) motherboard since the fan
> is doing a slow death and the clean and CRC isn't going to last much longer.
>
> Which is better, active or passive and recommendations on where to buy in AU
> (or Perth)?
>
> Thanks!
>
>

Why not get a sink from an old P3, bung it on with ty wraps
Won't need a fan at all.

[Ext User(Klokmeester)]

"Dyna Soar" <dynasoarREMOVE.THIS@ozdebate.com> wrote in message
news:64r558F2coq82U1@mid.individual.net...
> Klokmeester wrote:
>> I need a new chipset fan for my Abit A8N (Nforce4) motherboard since
>> the fan is doing a slow death and the clean and CRC isn't going to
>> last much longer.
>
>> Which is better, active or passive and recommendations on where to
>> buy in AU (or Perth)?
>
> Tang Computers in Main Street Osborne Park has a huge range of fans. Not
> necessarily the cheapest, but the prices are not too bad.
>

Thanks Dyna, will check it out :-)