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  1. Ben17
    I found this on the internet (not sure how useful it is though) https://www.poweradmin.com/blog/dell-poweredge-2950-server-quieting-the-loud-fans/ Red +12VDC Black 0 Ground Yellow Tachometer out RPM Blue PWM signal in from this site https://www.dell.com/community/PowerEdge-Hardware-General/PowerEdge-1900-fan-noise-solution/td-p/3024592
  2. Ben17
    It's safe tbh
  3. Ben17
    I wouldn't worry personally tbh usually the fan will spin up to cool the vrms also if it needs to I think?
  4. Ben17
    did you reset to factory settingsin the bios?
  5. Ben17
    yes it is
  6. Ben17
    HDMI won't run more than 60hz
  7. Ben17
    I agree, I was just pointing out that AMD had a boot kit when AM4 ryzen was first released
  8. Ben17
    It means updating the firmware on the board to support new features or CPUs I think
  9. Ben17
    I think AMD has a boot kit also that they'll send to people if they need a older cpu to upgrade the BIOS?
  10. Ben17
    No the leds don't usually don't use more than a few watts
  11. Ben17
    the kit comes with a hub to control the leds as far as I know tbh do you have 1 or 2 black boxes with connections on them?
  12. Ben17
    I would agree with you tbh
  13. Ben17
    I would use display port if you have it on both devices already
  14. Ben17
    I think it's safe to not plug the 4pin though so you could try that and then replace the psu if you need to? unless your trying to do high overclocks?
  15. Ben17
    @sabre350Z
  16. Ben17
    Yes it's fine to leave one 4 pin disconnected on the power supply So yes it would be fine to plug in one 4+4 pin and another 4 pin leaving a 4 pin disconnected
  17. Ben17
    you have a RGB Lighting Hub included with the fans and it uses a usb port on the motherboard for the leds
  18. Ben17
    no problem good luck with your build btw
  19. Ben17
    no you shouldn't need it to overclock It's mainly more the more extreme overclocking like ln2 or cooling like that.
  20. Ben17
    no, You should be fine as a SavageNeo said it's only for ln2 overclocking or threadripper overclocking you don't have to have plugged it in if you don't have it
  21. Ben17
    I know now I only remember reading that they were good I haven't looked at them in months till now lol
  22. Ben17
    good to know thanks
  23. Ben17
    we can't see it lol
  24. Ben17
    +1 on that
  25. Ben17
    yep You won't damage the board anyway from doing that Source:I have a old optiplex under my bed that has that header that I got with a screw driver once lol as I broke the power button by accident
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