The SG300-20 switch does not have any internal fans. Has anyone ever had problems with this hardware overheating?
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No overheating problems. I've been using Cisco switches without fans for a few years now - so far no issues. I wouldn't expect to go 10+ years with these though, like I used to with the old Catalyst 3500 series.
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I do not have any problems with my computer over heating, but I did replace the power supply when I first purchased the computer to put in a more powerful supply for gaming.
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1) did you make sure the heat sink was applied properly? what kind of temps are you getting @ bios when you reboot. 2) power supply: how old? what kind of wattage? 3) Have you tried doing any other intensive tasks like gaming or running a test app like SuperPi? Does it shut down then?
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Check the manual here for the troubleshooting section: http://www.soleusair.com/Manuals/2011%20Manual/SG-DEH-30M%2045%2070-1A%20Soleus%20Manual%203-31-2011.pdfSometimes I think it's just the fan kicking up a speed every once in a while.
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I used the stock intel fan cooler that came with my E6300 when I replaced it with the E8600. No problems with overheating and I do not anticipate any. Hope this helps.
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Do you have any internal fans? If so are they blowing out.....not sucking in.
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Mine shut down from overheating too and it cools VERY well. The cooling does not seem to be the issue with this device. But the fan on mine broke after only a month. And the wire got caught in the fan. It's simply poorly designed. But cools very well.
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hello, item died to overheating, if you get exchange,, please buy a usb fan for item,and for help with exchange yo have to email, company,, m@x2sat.com and explain problem.. if you dont use fan ,it will blow out again,hope it helps
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Yes, they do have an internal fan. From my experience, it's supposed to be on at all times to keep the whole thing from overheating.
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It's got one fan. You can manually turn on the extra power to it by pushing a button on the upper left of the keyboard. I play a lot of League of Legends, Sim City 5, etc... I run graphics at full quality and haven't had a problem. I do, because I always have, use a cooling pad, but I doubt that is absolutely necessary. The computer doesn't get very hot.
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Hi Mike, I didn't have this problem but make sure all your crimps at the connections are tight. Also make sure your stainless steel radiator probe is positioned near the radiator inlet or upper hose as it may be. It should be pretty straightforward and maybe the module itself is defective. Good luck I'm sure you'll figure it out. By the way these fans do a great job and I've noticed no heating problem since the installation in fact it almost runs too cool.Dan
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The switch itself is fine.... its the circuit board in the fan that is the problem. If you can avoid it buy a fan that doesn't need a specific/special switch.
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A cooling fan does kick in when it switches to backup mode, but it really isn't that noticeable. Mine's pretty quiet.
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Sounds like it's overheating, I had attached a fan to mine and it worked great.
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Yes it has been fixed at least in the one I bought. No whine or any noise for that matter, sometimes I wonder if the fan even works. This is truly the best power supply I have ever owned and it is extremely efficient. I noticed a 32Watt drop in power usage after in installing it. Migrated from a PC-Power & Cooling PS measured by Kill-A-Watt.
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If you are using it for a serious gaming machine, it may shut down from overheating itself.Otherwise it seemed to cool itself fine.
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Have not had an overheating issue. Can turn on turbo fan if you do. I use mine for automotive test equipment so it sits on cooler metal cart tops or travels with me and is used on auto floors, dashes, seats, and fenders. Probably the time in service is much shorter than gaming is for you.