My old (we're talking 2007ish old) no name power supply doesn't spin fast enough (we're talking 40rpm, yes I actually counted it), and it's uncomfortably hot to the touch, it doesn't necessarily burn you, but it's hot enough to make you feel like something has to be done about it. I know how...
I recently started my 3rd PC build and have never ran into this issue before. I have Rosewill Prism S-Black case and a ASRock AB350 PRO4 motherboard. For some reason I cannot control any of the 4 pre-installed case fans neither through software nor through the BIOS. I have tried using the BIOS...
I've discovered that my motherboard has pwm fan control on the cpu fan header only. The other fan headers control them via voltage. As such my case fans have higher minimum speeds. I would like to know if there is a controller that provides true pwm control over fans or failing that the best way...
Ok, I'll just list things out instead of getting all wordy-smurdy :) because we engineers typically like stuff like that.
1. I have a cooling pad for a laptop.
2. Both 2-pin 5v Fans (70x70x15 mm) were failing.
3. The only 2 pin 5v fans I could find at that size are too loud.
4. Only quality...
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