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Subject: Installing Case fan
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sonicbom 1.09.10 - 08:05am
I bought myself a couple of case fan. On motherboard their is a 3 pin port below which its return sys fan. I have mounted those fans on the case and Connected the four pin power connectors. * +
sonicbom 1.09.10 - 08:07am
Also their is a extra female jack coming from psu which has 4 points. So an bit confused * +
sonicbom 1.09.10 - 08:08am
Ahm can you guys tell me whats the use of that three pin post on motherboard ? * +
sonicbom 1.09.10 - 08:09am
Post * port . . . Lol nokia's t9 * +
iggy.me 1.09.10 - 08:36am
http://www.brighthub.com/computing/hardware/articles/10105.aspx * +
jay.mack 1.09.10 - 01:26pm
your best off getting the motherboards pdf , it will explain in detail all your potential fan outputs. mine for instance has a 4 pin cpu, and 3 3pin connectors, 1 system 1 case and 1 for the chipset * +
jay.mack 1.09.10 - 01:28pm
the chances are the 4 pin on the psu is a cpu fan (basicaly you attach your fan controler to it and the cpu fan to the other side of that. it just saves a few watts on motherboard draw thats all. * +
iggy.me 1.09.10 - 04:30pm
On the board it will say fan normally it differs from setup to setup so if you don't get it right do what Jay says and get the pdf for the board. You want the best manual to tune up your girl * +
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