Typhoon99
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the motherboard is a asus m5a97, and i was trying to run the noctua in the case_1 header. i tried running the system under load, and the noctua still didn't spin.
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Well, the problem is that the fan spins just fine while booting, and then it shuts off. Im wondering is there is a problem with the amount of wattage going to the fan? I also tried speedfan to locate the fan and manually turn up the fan speed, but the fan didn't show up on there either.
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Recently bought a Noctua NHL9i, admittedly I did not do the appropriate research ahead of time before buying the fan, and turned out the cpu cooler didn't fit on my cpu, it being a AMD FX 8300. So, at that point i wanted to get some usage out of the fan for the time being, and noticed it was the same size as the case fan that came with the system. So, i took out the stock fan and put in the Noctua. When i was behind the tower while it was running the other day, i noticed the Noctua wasn't running, so i opened it and took a look at it. Turns out the Noctua only spins while the system is booting, and then it refuses to spin. The stock fan requires 1.6 watts on a 3 pin psu to run and the Noctua needs 2.52 on a 4 pin. Any suggestions on what to do to either fix the Noctua for use as a case fan, or anything else?
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Thanks for the answers guys! Just wanted to make sure before I bought them!
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I was planning on building a new gaming rig, and I want to put a noctua D15 in a X-HERMES-BL case. The fan is 6.50" tall, and the case is 7.75" wide. Will that be enough room to house the fan on a Asus - STRIX Z270-E motherboard? If not, how much clearance would be recommended over the cooling fan?