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Old 13-10-2014, 11:12   #25
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Re: Suck or blow?

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Originally Posted by alferret View Post
Just a thought, if your machine had enough connectors for what you need then I think it's aerocool (and maybe some other manufacturers) do temperature controlled fans where the fan itself has a sensor and adjusts as it's needed, opposed to PWM where the motherboard has control. Not sure if they are molex connected or 3 pin. Over the last 5 or 6 years fan technology has come on in leaps and bounds
That's not a benefit. The point of the fan is to cool the motherboard, not itself, so it's the motherboard temperature not the fan's temperature that's important. It's useful (marginally) only if you don't have controllable outputs on your motherboard, but even then a splitter on the CPU output is a better idea.

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Originally Posted by Taf View Post
Wouldn't the PSU require extra fans to deal with the current that lot drew?
Not if you had a decent PSU. 80mm fans use 1-2w each.
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