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Old 29-05-2005, 17:28   #7
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Re: PC fan connectors
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Originally Posted by Matth
No chipset fan? - I'd expect that to be used already?

My old system had.. CPU Fan, Power Fan, System fan - some PSU's have a "RPM indicating" connection that plugs into a fan connector, so the PSU fan speed can be monitored. I used them for a front and rear fan set

One important point to note is that you cannot use the 3 pin power for "extreme" fans such as high CFM/noise Delta's.
Thanks Matth- nothing previously in 'chipset' fan; there's also a CPU fan (which I'm relieved to report is occupied already!) and the graphics card has it's own fan.

Plus there's the fan in the power supply.

All seems to be running OK with the chipset fan connection.
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