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OCing Fans?
I've got some old PSU fans that r hanging around. I split the 2 prong head off the wires and put one wire in the 1st and 4th hole on a hdd power connecter and the fan runs. I want to know, becuase these fans are not very expensive, if I can make these run any faster?
Thanks, Tom =]
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05-06-2007, 02:38 PM
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Generally if a fan is rated at 12v DC, then that is the max it should be supplied. To get a fan to run at a higher RPM, need a higher voltage.
Since 12DC is the highest voltage in a PC, your out of options.
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05-06-2007, 02:47 PM
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alright, thanks =]
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