I have a standard ASUS (now referred to in my house as ASS) P5B motherboard. I've just replaced the stock heatsink fan with a ThermalRight SI-128 - and boy that is one cool beast.
I've attached a 120mm Q-Tec fan to the heatsink, but this is where my problems begin. The Q-Tec fan is a standard 3pin fan, the stock intel HSF has a 4pin connector (not molex) and because of this my new fan cannot have the fan speed controlled by the QFan software - i am guess this is what this new mysterious 4th pin does.
Does anyone know how I can control the fan speed? Is there a CPU 4pin to 3pin converter available? I've not been able to find one - or are there any 120mm fans that have this new 4pin configuration? Again not been able to find any, not even on eBay!!!!
SpeedFan say they will release support for the motherboard in the future but I was hoping to find an alternative.
Thanks in advance for any help.
I've attached a 120mm Q-Tec fan to the heatsink, but this is where my problems begin. The Q-Tec fan is a standard 3pin fan, the stock intel HSF has a 4pin connector (not molex) and because of this my new fan cannot have the fan speed controlled by the QFan software - i am guess this is what this new mysterious 4th pin does.
Does anyone know how I can control the fan speed? Is there a CPU 4pin to 3pin converter available? I've not been able to find one - or are there any 120mm fans that have this new 4pin configuration? Again not been able to find any, not even on eBay!!!!
SpeedFan say they will release support for the motherboard in the future but I was hoping to find an alternative.
Thanks in advance for any help.