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Restating problem in more clear/concise manner: My Tyan K8WE (S2895) motherboard needs CPU fans with 4-pin connectors for fan speed control from BIOS. NOTE: Please understand when I say "4-pin" I don't mean the big Molex ones like IDE drives use. I mean tiny 4-pin that plugs directly into the motherboard in a way most motherboards have 3-pin connectors. Please see page from motherboard manual: http://www.oceanmedia.net/images/fan_4_wire.gif So those 3pin/4pin adaptors you see all over the web are not what I need because all the ones I've seen adapt the tiny 3-pin to the large 4-pin Molex-type power plug. I have read some reviews and I'm pretty well convinced I want this heatsink solution: ThermalRight XP-90C (all-copper version). Does anyone you know carry a dual ball bearing 92mm cpu fan with a 4-pin (not molex) power/control plug? I would need two of them, one for each processor. Thanks for any help/advice you can give! |
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Scotter wrote: Restating problem in more clear/concise manner: My Tyan K8WE (S2895) motherboard needs CPU fans with 4-pin connectors for fan speed control from BIOS. NOTE: Please understand when I say "4-pin" I don't mean the big Molex ones like IDE drives use. I mean tiny 4-pin that plugs directly into the motherboard in a way most motherboards have 3-pin connectors. Please see page from motherboard manual: http://www.oceanmedia.net/images/fan_4_wire.gif So those 3pin/4pin adaptors you see all over the web are not what I need because all the ones I've seen adapt the tiny 3-pin to the large 4-pin Molex-type power plug. I have read some reviews and I'm pretty well convinced I want this heatsink solution: ThermalRight XP-90C (all-copper version). Does anyone you know carry a dual ball bearing 92mm cpu fan with a 4-pin (not molex) power/control plug? I would need two of them, one for each processor. Thanks for any help/advice you can give! Like this? http://www.frozencpu.com/fan-188.html?id=qKubagC4 Those new fans really can be a PITA to find but they are slowly becoming more available. -- John McGaw [Knoxville, TN, USA] http://johnmcgaw.com |
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