Who all survived Helgen? Helgen Survivors | Fandom. In the prologue, the only survivors are you, Elenwen, Tullius, Ralof / Hadvar and Haming.

If you chose Ralof and the Stormclocks for the civil war, he will fight with you, and the same for Hadvar vice versa. If you chose Ralof to follow, Hadvar is then unavailble to be seen in the rest of the game, since even if you enter both sides of . . . Read more

While looking at the main window of any fan control program you might see fan RPM around 2000 to 3000. … If you have the stock CPU fan, then running a fan at 70% of RPM or above will be the recommended CPU fan speed range. For gamers when their . . . Read more

The answer is, Neither.” With HVLS fans, you can use fewer fans at lower RPM (revolutions per minute). … A high-speed fan uses a two-horsepower motor, too, but it’s moving at hundreds of revolutions per minute, which is very inefficient. It moves considerably less air, too.

Running an engine some 3000 RPM below its redline should be absolutely find for extended periods of time. It might “sound” a bit revvy if you run the engine at that RPM when stationary – and indeed it might get hot quite quickly as it will not have the cooling . . . Read more

Dignified. 2000 RPM fans are loud. 6000 RPM fans are crazy loud. You want something like 600 to 800 RPM while browsing, netflix etc and up to 1200 to 1400 RPM when doing high load stuff.

5000 is where the fun starts. It’s not staying there for extended periods. You’ll be fine. The reason it’s so sluggish is that the transmission is programmed to save fuel so it’s always in a higher gear.

Usually around about 900ish rpm, fans will create enough noise to be somewhat audible, and the higher the rpm, the louder that gets. If you’ve ever heard an 8000rpm Delta server fan, you’d understand.

You should be at around 3300-3400 rpm at that speed.

Generally, the average car stays at about 2500 rpm while doing 70mph.