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  1. Clatt
    Ok great thanks. I'll consider trading them out for the 4 pin fans but I'll also try changing the profile in the BIOS Thanks for the help!
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    I bought this pair http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007RESFR2?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01 But looking back at their description it doesn't mention pwm but I checked the cables and they are in fact 3 pin. Will i have to buy a pair that specifically says pwm like this one? http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Series-SP120-Quiet-Edition/dp/B00C249PEO The fans are connected to the same line that the two previous stock fans were attached to, and they had no problem ramping up rpm
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    In the amazon description its said 4-PIN PWM Support for increased fan speed control Does this mean if only 3 pins are plugged in I won't be able to manipulate fan speed?
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    Hey has anyone else encountered this problem? I just replaced the stock fans for my H80i with two Corsair SP 120 fans. Their description claims they are supposed to spin at 1450 rpm but in corsair link I'm unable to change the fans speed. It's like they're both locked at 1150 rpm. I've updated corsair link to the latest version and still can't figure out why they're performing slower than expected. Could someone help? Thanks
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    Hi I've just recently bought my dream case, the 760T! Although I love it I've had a dilemma about what I thought I should do about cpu cooling. I'll be buying an amd fx-8350 soon and was interested in something like a corsair H-100 but was conflicted about whether I should stick the radiator on the top, taking off the cover exposing the grill, putting in the front, or getting a single fan liquid cooler and sticking it on where the rear exhaust fan is. I would really like to avoid having to take the cover off because it looks so pretty with it on. Also concerned about optimal air flow inside the case. I'd like to know if anyone has had the same dilemma and what solution they've thought up. It's not the end of the world if it goes on top, I would just like some ideas. Thanks!
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