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I have a motherboard (Dell) that has a different type of connector for the case fan (non-TX-3). I have a celeron chip w/intel fan that has a three wire TX-3 connector. I think I can leave the case fan connected and add the cpu fan by installing a 3 pin to 4 pin adapter to allow connection to the power supply, providing the 3 pin connector on the adaptor is a female TX-3. Any other solutions? Is ther an amperage problem, the intel fan is rated at 0.08 amps. Thanks, ken
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Summary: your side fans should blow toward the cpu, not away from it. If you change that and the temp is still high, the problem is your cpu cooler, and case fans are not the answer. But to answer your questio...
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