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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Hey Guys,
i have this beautiful Ninja CU cpu cooler... and my board dont support the 3 Pin CPU thing as well... so i decided to use the sysfan1 connector on my motherboard. I tryed to manipulate the fan with speedfan 4.35 but it doesnt work. but i think 800RPM is the minimum i should use while gaming. the other thing is. I have a new Case with a hole in the top. so i wanted to know if it is possible to put the fan on the top of the CPU Cooler? i tryed but the Fan wasn't able to move. is there a trick? or is there any other fan who supports this? (maybe a fan with 4 pins, silent but powerfull) would be nice if you could help me..... and sorry for my horrible english. |
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Marketing & Support
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Hamburg
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Hello atik,
please try to change your fan-regulation-method to "voltage regulated" so that your mainboard is not using PWM anymore. Kind regards, Stefan - Scythe EU Hamburg
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Join Date: May 2008
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Hi atik,
yes, this has to be done in the mainboard's BIOS. Cheers, Stefan
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Hamburg
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Hiho,
putting fan on top wouldn't make any sense. If you would like to have a stronger fan, use our S-Flex-series. Kind regards, Stefan
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So wait, what exactly do you mean with "on top"?
Cheers, Stefan
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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I think he means top as the direction to top of the case:
And he doesn't want to have any fan on the other side (facing PCI slots). Though IMHO that would be the best solution to have one fan blowing cold air upwards and a fan on the case to suck it out. |
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Ah okay, then it's no problem of course.
Cheers, Stefan
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