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Thread : cpu fan 4 pin connecter?
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I have 120mm fan it has 3 pin and 4 pin molex connecter but my mother board has different type of 4 pin connecter for cpu fan, where can i get that? or should i just plug the 4 pin molex to my power supply? Message edited by sadness20 on 08-19-2007 at 10:15:54 PM |
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Profile: old hand
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4 pin motherboard connection is backwards compatible with 3 pin fan connector. If you use 4 pin Molex, fan will be fixed at max speed(and noise) and motherboard will have to have fan speed monitor disabled or will sound alarm for fan not detected.
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Sorry for asking a question in your thread, but, if you used the 3 pin fan connector, does that mean the fan wont be able to run at max speeds then? |
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mike some one told me if i connect the fan to 4 pin molex connecter from psu i should be able to controle the fan speed. i am confused, my case have 5 fan should i plug those fan into my mobo?i dont see anymore fan connecter in my mobo then cpu fan connecter. Message edited by sadness20 on 08-19-2007 at 10:54:03 PM |
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Profile: old hand
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my mother is GA P35 DS3P |
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my mother board has this
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Best to plug CPU fan to motherboard and let mobo control fan speed(put supplied controller to max). That gives Speedfan a display of speed plus motherboard may well sound an alarm if fan fails! Some PSUs have a 3 pin connector which can be connected to PWR_FAN, this allows motherboard and Speedfan to monitor the PSU fan speed. The case fans can be connected to the PSU and run at constant full speed.
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everyone should run a i7 920 at 4GHz
Profile: Ancient Poster
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hard to find non oem 4 pins fans - there are a few but they are not really that great |
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What did you find out about the North Bridge and the owners manual instruction to connect the North Bridge fan cable to the header? I have the GA-P35-DS3P too and have not crossed this request before.
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Yeah, I got that on vinyl!
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Message edited by dj_taboo on 08-30-2007 at 07:43:54 PM |
