Help w/GPU fan

One of my two GPU fans sounds like it's grinding. After some digging I found out there's only three solutions:

  1. Buy a new GPU

  2. Put some oil on the bearing (or whatever it's called)

  3. Replace the entire fan

The problem is I'm not a PC nerd and have no idea how to do any of that. Any tips?

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u/No-Statistician-3292 — 6 days ago

Help w/GPU fan

One of my two GPU fans sounds like it's grinding. After some digging I found out there's only three solutions:

  1. Buy a new GPU

  2. Put some oil on the bearing (or whatever it's called)

  3. Replace the entire fan

The problem is I'm not a PC nerd and have no idea how to do any of that. Any tips?

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u/No-Statistician-3292 — 6 days ago

HELP w/graphics card fans

Since it's summer, my PC started having often fan spikes to cool down. I tend to not play demanding games but since my PC isn't the best and is about seven years old, it's handling the temeperatures poorly.

Never the less, I haven't had (pernament) problems yet... Untill now. After one fan spike, my graphics card's fan started "dragging" or whatever you wanna call it. In other words - it's buzzing and I can hear it "scratching" onto something.

I've just cleaned the dust and vacumed it and luckily, it stopped buzzing (as hard). Now I still hear it but barely. I'm worried it might get damaged. Any thoughts, tips or ideas?

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u/No-Statistician-3292 — 12 days ago

How to forgive your parents?

Genuine question - how do you forgive your parents? I don't wanna sound spoiled and thank God, I do have a roof above my head and food on the table every day. On the other hand, I feel like I get nothing but abuse from my parents on an emotional and psychological level.

They have been fighting pretty much every day *FOR YEARS* and it shaped me as a child. I was always cold, distant, depressed and had anxiety. That's why I had barely any friends and was always an odd ball. It has costed me much through out my life. The only reason I'm much better and a different person today is because of years of pain and self improvement through countless mistakes. All on my own.

Anyways, as a result of all of that, I have grown cold and resentful towards other people, especially my parents. On the other hand, as a new Christian, I am trying to forgive people who have hurt and wronged me and that includes them. I'm geniunely trying to "activate" my heart and forgive, but I haven't succeeded yet.

Any tips?

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u/No-Statistician-3292 — 30 days ago

Help me with my ego

Hey guys, quick question - I don't wanna be pridefull and egoistic but I've become such through out my teenager years because all my life I've been alone and I never got compliments or help from anyone. Through out every hard and horrible time in my life, there was noone to help me. In other words, I had to fend for myself and after years of opsessing over my flaws and sins and self hatred, I've turned to the other extreme - ego, pride and self praising.

Now that I'm a bit older (21 years old), more mature and have gotten to a more peacefull and comfortable place in life, especially as a "new" Christian, I see many things from different (and better) perspectives. Now I want to be "normal" in the sense that I want to stop sinning / being pridefull and egoistic, but I don't know how because I'm the only one believing in myself and am afraid that if I didn't pat myself on my back, noone would. Thus making all of my efforts to be a better person pretty much a waste of time.

You see my dilema? What should I do? How can I not be arrogant?

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u/No-Statistician-3292 — 1 month ago

Help me with my ego

Hey guys, quick question - I don't wanna be pridefull and egoistic but I've become such through out my teenager years because all my life I've been alone and I never got compliments or help from anyone. Through out every hard and horrible time in my life, there was noone to help me. In other words, I had to fend for myself and after years of opsessing over my flaws and sins and self hatred, I've turned to the other extreme - ego, pride and self praising.

Now that I'm a bit older (21 years old), more mature and have gotten to a more peacefull and comfortable place in life, especially as a "new" Christian, I see many things from different (and better) perspectives. Now I want to be "normal" in the sense that I want to stop sinning / being pridefull and egoistic, but I don't know how because I'm the only one believing in myself and am afraid that if I didn't pat myself on my back, noone would. Thus making all of my efforts to be a better person pretty much a waste of time.

You see my dilema? What should I do? How can I not be arrogant?

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u/No-Statistician-3292 — 1 month ago

Help me with my ego

Hey guys, quick question - I don't wanna be pridefull and egoistic but I've become such through out my teenager years because all my life I've been alone and I never got compliments or help from anyone. Through out every hard and horrible time in my life, there was noone to help me. In other words, I had to fend for myself and after years of opsessing over my flaws and sins and self hatred, I've turned to the other extreme - ego, pride and self praising.

Now that I'm a bit older (21 years old), more mature and have gotten to a more peacefull and comfortable place in life, especially as a "new" Christian, I see many things from different (and better) perspectives. Now I want to be "normal" in the sense that I want to stop sinning / being pridefull and egoistic, but I don't know how because I'm the only one believing in myself and am afraid that if I didn't pat myself on my back, noone would. Thus making all of my efforts to be a better person pretty much a waste of time.

You see my dilema? What should I do? How can I not be arrogant?

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u/No-Statistician-3292 — 1 month ago

Help me with my ego

Hey guys, quick question - I don't wanna be pridefull and egoistic but I've become such through out my teenager years because all my life I've been alone and I never got compliments or help from anyone. Through out every hard and horrible time in my life, there was noone to help me. In other words, I had to fend for myself and after years of opsessing over my flaws and sins and self hatred, I've turned to the other extreme - ego, pride and self praising.

Now that I'm a bit older (21 years old), more mature and have gotten to a more peacefull and comfortable place in life, especially as a "new" Christian, I see many things from different (and better) perspectives. Now I want to be "normal" in the sense that I want to stop sinning / being pridefull and egoistic, but I don't know how because I'm the only one believing in myself and am afraid that if I didn't pat myself on my back, noone would. Thus making all of my efforts to be a better person pretty much a waste of time.

You see my dilema? What should I do? How can I not be arrogant?

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u/No-Statistician-3292 — 1 month ago