u/izzulaizad95

i’ve got a noctua nh-l9a-am4. in their website it says the fan speed is 0-2500 rpm. but when i mounted it, i get 500-700 rpm max even when i set it to 100% speed (tried in both bios and Fan Control). but if i unmount it and let it run, it can get up to 2200+ rpm. i’ve tried to loosen up the screw as much as i can, but it won’t get the same rpm unmounted. is this just normal or am i doing something wrong?

note: the cpu fan is directly connected to the cpu fan port, no LNA used. i asked Gemini already, but i got the same answer ie check bios, use fan control app, remove LNA

https://xdaforums.com/t/all-in-one-how-to-unlock-lock-bootloader-root-install-custom-recovery-rom-fix-bootloops-reflash-stock-rom-on-samsung-galaxy-s20-fe.4753793/

I got to this step

>How to easily root Samsung Galaxy S20 FE or any phone​

and sideloaded Magisk-v29.0 that I downloaded from the github https://github.com/topjohnwu/magisk/releases/, but now the phone is stuck in recovery bootloop.

I've looked around for solutions and came across some data recovery tools that seems legit e.g. Disk Drill, Disk Digger, Recuva. etc. but most if not all of them requires the device to be rooted to do a full deep scan. IF I try to attempt rooting on my own, I read that rooting would require bootloader unlock which will do a factory reset on the phone. I've had some experience doing this in the past, but my question is:

Will a factory reset totally wipe clean the deleted files from the phone and make it impossible to recover?

1. I've looked around for solutions and came across some data recovery tools that seems legit e.g. Disk Drill, Disk Digger, Recuva. etc. but most if not all of them requires the device to be rooted to do a full deep scan. Realistically speaking, would a service center be able to help me with rooting the device and recovering the lost backup file?

2. If they can't, and IF I try to attempt rooting on my own, I read that rooting would require bootloader unlock which will do a factory reset on the phone. I've had some experience doing this in the past, but I don't know if this will totally wipe clean the deleted files from the phone and make it impossible to recover.

3. If both options won't work. Then what's my next option? (Other than making sure this doesn't happen again with proper backup next time).

I'm even considering this because I did have some minor success retrieving older Whatsapp chat backup file. It was set to backup locally everyday at 2AM and I somehow was able to recover one from a week ago, but couldn't find any older ones beyond that.