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slvrl7 4th July 2006 16:24

maybe i got speed syndrome.
i love to watch Tokyo Drift everyday.
one day i must buy a computer faster than i already have.

thanx to all

jort 4th July 2006 17:27

buy a 400mm fan ;) slow and mutch flow...

geoffrey 4th July 2006 21:46

Those laptop fans look fancy :)

slvrl7 5th July 2006 06:15

Quote:

Originally posted by jort
buy a 400mm fan ;) slow and mutch flow...
give me the picture

Sidney 5th July 2006 07:00



Slightly smaller than 400mm.:^D

slvrl7 5th July 2006 07:58

if temp inside my casing are hot i can used this fan for additional cooling.
:^D

BuiZe 5th July 2006 15:18

Quote:

Originally posted by lazyman
Most all desktop fans run on 12 volt which is highest DC voltage rail the power supply provides
Actually, there is a -5V and -12V rail on ATX, which you can combine with +12V to get 17 or 24V. I used to do this with some industrial Papst fan rated at 12~24V. The downside is that you can't use it too much, my 350W Enermax for example only outputs 1A on both -12V and -5V. So only do this at your own risk :)

slvrl7 5th July 2006 19:33

Quote:

Originally posted by BuiZe
Actually, there is a -5V and -12V rail on ATX, which you can combine with +12V to get 17 or 24V. I used to do this with some industrial Papst fan rated at 12~24V. The downside is that you can't use it too much, my 350W Enermax for example only outputs 1A on both -12V and -5V. So only do this at your own risk :)
What do you mean can't use it too much

jmke 5th July 2006 21:54

can't hook up too much fans, if any.

Sidney 5th July 2006 23:51

Putting two batteries in series double the voltage; certainly. But, you don't do it with a fan rated at 12V and have it hooked up to 24V. Read the thread starter :)


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