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please tell me if i can plug on motherboard (DFI LANPARTY UT NF4 SLI-D) fan with

3,84W??? or not becouse of too much watts?? and if i can tell me if i plug in slot for fan 2 if i can reduce speed of fan and with wich program???

 

tnx a lot

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unless your fan has thermal throttling, i havent heard of a program that will vary the speed of the fan. usually its done manually by hardware or my PSU. if you have an antec v2 PSU, it will run your fans according to the temps. if you want to vary your fan, best bet is to go out and by those fan controllers. can control between 4-8 fans at 8w each channel depending on brand

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3.84W should be fine. However the part that I never understand is why anyone would load up a program to be always in the background monitoring a chipset all the way to bios level to adjust a fan and wonder why there can be problems. Especially some third party program.

 

Now you got fans going up and down in speed drawing different loads across the board that the board then has to adjust for as well as the power supply because of varying the fan.

 

Oh yes, we can all ooh and aah at the idea of such seeming masterful control of the little gewhizzes but is it really a good idea in the long run? I suppose it will fall to each his own but when I buzzed up to the 2900mhz range on air with 4 sticks of ram and 3 or 4 hard drives and ATAPI devices and SLI running and such on a performance board> fan monitoring will the very last thing I install in the way of other software I do expect to run and run well. It is a thought to consider.

 

RGone...

 

please tell me if i can plug on motherboard (DFI LANPARTY UT NF4 SLI-D) fan with

3,84W??? or not becouse of too much watts?? and if i can tell me if i plug in slot for fan 2 if i can reduce speed of fan and with wich program???

 

tnx a lot

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hey can i plug this fan into cpu fan connector? cpu can reduce with program!

 

Yes you can, but I wouldn' recomend it...

 

There are 3 controlable headers on the mobo, CPU, chipset and the third one - whay not use the third?

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