FatalityxZ

It's plugged in correctly.
The weird thing is, if I unplug it, then plug it in again, it works once, then fails to work again.

Ideas?

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Quantum Reality

You sure the BIOS doesn't have fan control options that might be causing this?

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FatalityxZ

Nope... but the thing is it works after you re-plug it in, then on the 2nd/3rd w/e start up it fails to spin.

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Quantum Reality

Try switching to a different fan header. Also if your BIOS does have fan control options, disable them all. I have such options in my motherboard; I just turn them all off and tell it to run my fan at the maximum speed.

EDIT: Just because you don't think an option controls the fan, it doesn't mean it won't. An example is something like Asus's "Q-fan" feature which has threshold temperatures and speeds and whatnot.

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Unknownm

Try a different fan to see if it's the cpu fan?

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FatalityxZ

Will do.

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