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Cooling fan add-on

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Hi all, Question. I would like to add another regular 12Vdc case cooling fan to my computer. So to power that fan I would splice into any 12V (yellow) and Gnd (black) wires coming off the PSU? If you find you're going 'round in circles, perhaps you're cutting corners.

Name: StuartS
Date: August 28, 2005 at 11:52:15 Pacific

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You could but you would be better getting a Molex adaptor than can split the connection going to your IDE devices. Molex Adaptor Stuart

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Thanx Stuart. Think I'll go with the Molex adaptor. If you find you're going 'round in circles, perhaps you're cutting corners.

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Name: ham30
Date: August 28, 2005 at 12:29:43 Pacific

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Ask for a 'Y' power adapter cable.

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