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So I should Gooogle fans for a dell 1950?
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So I should Gooogle fans for a dell 1950?

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What is room temp? 70 degrees is preferred. &nbsp;If not fans will try to make it 70 degrees
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What is room temp? 70 degrees is preferred.  If not fans will try to make it 70 degrees

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That will probably yield lots of results for genuine/authentic/factory fans for a 1950.<br />
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Try &quot;fans 1950 mod quiet&quot;
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That will probably yield lots of results for genuine/authentic/factory fans for a 1950.

Try "fans 1950 mod quiet"

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Although I was once a dab hand at soldering &quot;once de soldered all the memory chips on an early IBM XT and replaced them with new. I rendered it worthless. Lol<br />
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Multilayered circuits wasn't taught at college.<br />
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It sounds to me that I need explicit instructions to whom I should purchase from etc. So I don’t have to think a great deal. Thinking these days a panic I hope you don’t mind.<br />
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Regards<br />
1752
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Although I was once a dab hand at soldering "once de soldered all the memory chips on an early IBM XT and replaced them with new. I rendered it worthless. Lol

Multilayered circuits wasn't taught at college.

It sounds to me that I need explicit instructions to whom I should purchase from etc. So I don’t have to think a great deal. Thinking these days a panic I hope you don’t mind.

Regards
1752

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Dear Sirs'<br />
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I have the unfortunate problem of having to do a lot of work on a Dell server. It's so noisey that I have to wear wax wear plugs and even that drives me nuts.<br />
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If their a solution too this by replacing the fans? I thought of a Ras connection but would prefer to hit the hardware.<br />
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It's a Dell poweredge 1950<br />
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Regards 1752
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Dear Sirs'

I have the unfortunate problem of having to do a lot of work on a Dell server. It's so noisey that I have to wear wax wear plugs and even that drives me nuts.

If their a solution too this by replacing the fans? I thought of a Ras connection but would prefer to hit the hardware.

It's a Dell poweredge 1950


Regards 1752

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