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A little help with fans.

mp3guy · 2005-04-28 18:17:48

I got a MSI PT8 NEO-V, VIA PT800 motherboard a little while ago. I can put 2 80MM fans at the front and back of my case. Only problem is, on the motherboard, there's only 2 fan sockets, one for CPUFAN and other for SYSFAN. Where do I attach other fans and what connector do I need to buy? And where/how much?

28-04-2005 7:17pm

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I got a MSI PT8 NEO-V, VIA PT800 motherboard a little while ago. I can put 2 80MM fans at the front and back of my case. Only problem is, on the motherboard, there's only 2 fan sockets, one for CPUFAN and other for SYSFAN. Where do I attach other fans and what connector do I need to buy? And where/how much?

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#2 28-04-2005 7:26pm

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Case fans are typically connected directly to your power supply. You shouldn't need to buy any new connectors.

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#3 28-04-2005 7:29pm

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So, should I buy an standard 80MM fan with a 4-pin connector? (http://www.itdirect.ie/products.asp?cat=10000119)

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