S stabito Distinguished Aug 24, 2009 95 0 18,630 Jul 1, 2010 #1 my motherboard has a 4 pin slot for the fan to plug into but my fan has a 3 pin connector will it be ok to stick the 3 pin connector into the 4 pin slot
my motherboard has a 4 pin slot for the fan to plug into but my fan has a 3 pin connector will it be ok to stick the 3 pin connector into the 4 pin slot
Solution O O o1die Jul 1, 2010 Yes. But I prefer 4 pin to use the "smartfan" feature in the bios. This feature allows you to control the fan rpms, and keep the noise lower.
Yes. But I prefer 4 pin to use the "smartfan" feature in the bios. This feature allows you to control the fan rpms, and keep the noise lower.
O o1die Illustrious May 16, 2001 14,175 0 42,960 Jul 1, 2010 Solution #2 Yes. But I prefer 4 pin to use the "smartfan" feature in the bios. This feature allows you to control the fan rpms, and keep the noise lower. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Yes. But I prefer 4 pin to use the "smartfan" feature in the bios. This feature allows you to control the fan rpms, and keep the noise lower.
S stabito Distinguished Aug 24, 2009 95 0 18,630 Jul 1, 2010 #3 i heard somewhere that putting the 3 pin connector in the 4 pin slot could cause damage to the fan or motherboard is that true Upvote 0 Downvote
i heard somewhere that putting the 3 pin connector in the 4 pin slot could cause damage to the fan or motherboard is that true
S stabito Distinguished Aug 24, 2009 95 0 18,630 Jul 8, 2010 #4 Best answer selected by stabito. Upvote 0 Downvote