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Old 28-05-2005, 11:09   #1
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Question PC fan connectors

You know those 3 prong fan connectors you get on most motherboards these days?

Are there any advantages/disadvantages to using them as opposed to ordinary power connectors coming out of the power supply?

I've just replaced my old system fan; the old one connected to the power supply, but the new one had a 3 prong connector so I used that. It seems to be working fine; the only thing is, the connector labelled 'system fan' on the mobo was inaccessible so I connected to the one marked 'chipset fan'. Will that make a difference?

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