Summary: Hello, I have an HP compaq business notebook model nx9010, and I'm posting this message because I want to know what's the function of the small fan lo...
Summary: The system fan will be an auxillary fan located in the case, usually at the front in order to draw cool air into the case. The Power SUpply fan is of ...
Summary: I just built a computer with a modded case and all that, but my question is: How many fans should be in the case and where should they be? Right now I...
Summary: johnr is correct here...he didn't say it was a cpu fan but that it is a casing fan. Now, time to ask for some more information, like where is that fan...
Summary: Some fans have no arrow on the sides of them. All the case and cpu fans I've seen pull air in from the side where you can see the entire fan blade wi...
Summary: Even assuming the case has poor airflow (who knows at this point), it does have a side fan which is the most impacting fan location there is aside fro...
Summary: 333 MHz is the FSB speed. In the BIOS you are probably setting the CPU External Frequency which is half that. In other words if you set the CPU Extern...
Summary: The case is a Dynapower Titan- C2702.25.M158. It's not a high dollar case, but it's better than what I have. The power supply is a Thermaltake TR2-5...
Summary: It's 100° here already...my fix is to turn the AC on and wait for November. As ambient temps rise, so do your computer temps. It's a fact of life. W...
Summary: It depends on what you're building & where that one fan location is...if it's in the lower front, you just install an intake fan & let the PSU act as ...
Summary: Game Version: 1.00 Game Language: English Processor Manufacturer: AMD Processor Type: Athlon 64 3400+ Processor Speed: (same as Frequency? if so) 220...
Summary: I have a coolermaster ATC 210 (the one with the coloured see through door). It came with two case fans, one at the rear, and one on top. They were bot...
Summary: I am also building a system with an AMD 64 processor. I have done research for several weeks on the power supplies. This is my first build, so I am ...
Summary: Where are the case fans located? When did this start? Honey X 030811 k7S5a Pro rev. 5 XP 2400+ @2250ghz Thoroughbred-B Crucial PC2100 ddr 768 Radeon 9...
Summary: It depends on what your case can accomodate. Most people, myself included, would tell you to have an 80mm intake fan on the front of the case if poss...
Summary: Good morning. I have an Asus mobo Model# A7N8X-X. It only has two fan connections on it. I currently have the cpu fan plugged into the top connector a...
Summary: If I understand this right the case has places for three fans (2 in back, 1 up front) and you have one fan and want to know in which of the threee loc...
Summary: Interesting looking case. The perforations in location for the rear 120mm fan looks highly restrictive though...you should either enlarge them or cut ...
Summary: Hey, this is my first post, so I hope I'm doing everything right. I've been interested in purchasing a HDD cooling fan, as the Heat that's coming off ...
Summary: I have no idea what an overheat fan is... where is it located on the board? You can get adapters to split 3 pin connectors into two or into 4 pin con...
Summary: After rereading your original POST I am wondering if I am unaware of something. Why did you connect the fan to your HD? To answer the other question...
Summary: Your MB is cooled in general by the case fan which moves the heat inside the case out of it. That your MB temp would just suddenly get hotter without...
Summary: 1st of all, you have a P4...they have built-in thermal protection & are virtually impossible to burn out. 2nd, your PSU has a fan that helps to vent ...
Summary: "I plugged the CPU Fan into "CPU Fan Connector" near the CPU.It has two "CPU Fan" inputs and one "Chasis Fan"" I had a look at the manual & it clearly...
Summary: I've recently discovered that the fan on my motherboard (ABIT IS-7) has stopped working (not the processor fan, but the one on the board itself . . in...
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