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MSI Neo4 Platinum and Antec PS 2 Fan Only plugs?

liamtoh1

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I have ventured into my first built.

Antec TruePower 2.0 has 2 Fan only plugs (from 1 wire), for use to monitor the speed of the PS fan. Where do I connect them on the MB (MSI Neo4 Platinum non-SLI)?

 
Originally posted by: liamtoh1
I have ventured into my first built.

Antec TruePower 2.0 has 2 Fan only plugs (from 1 wire), for use to monitor the speed of the PS fan. Where do I connect them on the MB (MSI Neo4 Platinum non-SLI)?
DO NOT CONNECT THEM TO THE MOBO ANYWHERE :Q
 
Originally posted by: liamtoh1
Where do I need to connect it for monitoring the fan speed of the PS?
The power supply will have a little cable with one blue wire and one black wire, terminating in a small three-pin pluglet. Plug that into the motherboard's SFAN2 header (I assume that's what MSI is still calling it).

The FAN-ONLY plugs have a variable 12-volt wire. As the power supply's internal temperature rises, it begins to raise the voltage on the FAN-ONLY plugs to bring the speed of the case fans up. So they are not for monitoring anything whatsoever, they are merely variable-voltage 12V plugs for varying the speed of 4-pin case fans. This results in lower noise levels when the system's lightly loaded.

 
Originally posted by: mechBgon
Originally posted by: liamtoh1
Where do I need to connect it for monitoring the fan speed of the PS?
The power supply will have a little cable with one blue wire and one black wire, terminating in a small three-pin pluglet. Plug that into the motherboard's SFAN2 header (I assume that's what MSI is still calling it).
That's already done.

Thanks for the explanation.

 
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