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Hi, so Gamemax is making PC cases with included big fan behind the CPU backplate which will spin when the VRM reached a certain temp. They call it COC (Cooling and OverClocking). According to a YouTube reviewer, this design is copyrighted by Gamemax. However, I vaguely remember a similar design on a PC case from mid 2000s. Can you help me confirm what case was it and if that design exist before Gamemax? attached are images of GameMax Diamond.
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I'm looking to get 2 140mm fans for intake on my Fractal North case Currently I am just using the stock fans as intake and for exhaust I've got 3 noctua nf-a12x25 I like to run my fans at a constant speed at around 1200rpm, don't want humming or weird noises Don't care about pricing I just want the best noise to performance.
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hello all i am wondering which of these two fans would be best for my in this case LANCOOL II MESH RGB bottom 2 fan slots ontop of the psu, also with the consideration of my 7800xt is not vertical mounted and if this would work fine with a small obsticle infront of one fan in the bottom most pcie slot of my mobo noctua NF- A12x15 pwm chroma slim fan 2x or noctua NF- A12x25 pwm chroma fan 2x Also a noctua NF-A12x25 Pwm chroma fan x1 or would going 3 industerial 3000 rpm noctual fans be better in the long run? Can a single header run all of them at near full speed if ever needed and if i decided to go industerial would i still be fine? or would different fans be better considering i am on a slight budget as id like rgb but good ones from what ive seen from corsair and other brands cost a good bit more -
long story short, i want to cool something off using 2 140mm PWM fans that i have lying around. i have a 12v power source that i will be using to power the fans. the fan speed will be controlled by a potentiometer. my question is; which wire on the PWM plug to i connect to positive wire, and which one to negative? and can i leave the other 2 wires disconnected? or will i need to do something funky for this to work?
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PC is vibrating too much the the 6 fans are running even at lowest rpm from remote, bottom and side fans(4) are intake and top(2) are exhaust. when i turn off those fans the vibration are gone, how to i fix/remove vibration from my PC. case used is InPlay Seaview S100 and the fans are Inplay Seaview X3. i change my case to this one and purchase those fans because my old case have really no airflow. please someone help me if this vibration are normal for this kind of Case and Number of fans or not, im worrying too much. Thanks in advance ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ
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Hi, is it ok to run 2 pwm fans (mayb 2x fans on cpu cooler in push pull) from a single fan header using splitter? is it harmfull in any way? -
i need help: my system is: motherboard b760m asus tuf ddr5. cpu: i5 13600k. radiator: lian li Galahad Trinity 2 240 aio. fan case: came with the fractal pop air mini default 3 fans 120mm argb. i cant control these fane i try to plug it to cpu fan.. not working sys fan not working. I'm using "Fan control" software. i need a guide how to control them if anyone else having the same issue i would like to get an answer and help to that. ty very much.
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So, back then it used to produce this noise: (This was me recording back then around october.) And now this is what happens: https://youtu.be/L5ewjh1vjhM?si=h1YWLe3xiFDRokC3 The grinding fan noises have seemed to have dropped exceptionally well on its own. So at above 70% fan speed or (2300 rpm) it would slowly make that annoying noise like in the 2nd video. And on the 1st video it produces that LOUD of a noise at like 60+ or 60% fan speed. Im left confused as to how it resolved on its own. Or maybe it's just a wire hitting the gpu. I have planned in advance to finally once in for all have this gpu checked and maybe get replaced by a professional but im still thinking about it. (here's a video of me peeking at the fans) As you can see nothing is hitting the fans in my pov atleast: https://youtu.be/VrZvoWUE9yA?si=0bPjugY7r0amNZYS
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i have a NZXT H5 flow case and have 3 out of the 6 fans for my pc because i was on a budget at the time. now i have some money and i saw that the Artic fans were a good option i also saw that p12s are different than the F12s my pc is on a desk if that helps
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I have an ASUS GeForce RTX 3060 12GB that came with my prebuilt ASUS STRIX G10DK, and for the past 9 months or so the fan wouldn't spin. It would overheat constantly and often crash. I took it out a few months after the problems arose, and have been using my iGPU ever since, which as you might imagine, sucks for gaming. I tried changing the fan speed in Afterburner to always be 100, I tried updating drivers, and nothing worked, so I tore it out and used my iGPU. The farthest I have gotten was a few months after I had lost all hope, my friend told me to plug it back in and see if the new drivers would fix it, so I did, and they DID!....for 24 hours, and then the fan stopped working again. Every time I look this problem up, all I get are the same How-To Geek and Driver Easy articles that tell me nothing I don't already know. If you have a possible solution, throw it out to me. If you think I should send it to a tech guru, recommend one. I'm at a loss, and I'm sick of playing games at 35 fps. SOS
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I just completed my PC build and now after powering up I can’t get my case fans to spin. I am using the LIAN Li uni fan SL-inf 120 and the included usb connector hub. I have 2 groups of 3 case fans ran into the hub as well as my AIO fans. My AIO fans are working as expected (I can change the RGB and fan speed) but my case fans do not light up or spin. I have tried using the L-connect software my motherboard bios and it did not help. If I select the “All Full Speed” option only my AIO fans ramp up. I have the hub connected to the following headers on the Motherboard: USB (connected to two separate headers), SYS_FAN2, JRGB_V2_1 and I have it connected to 2 SATA power connectors. The fans are plugged into ports 1 and 2 while the AIO fans are plugged in the 3ed. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong? Let me know if you need more info and thanks in advanced! OS: Windows 11 CPU: i713700k MOBO: MSI Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI Bios: E7D91IMS.H80
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20240323_154836.mp4 I just built my new PC, and I got 3 M25-140 fans in addition to the 3 fractal 140mm fans that came with my case. I daisy chained some the fans together, and I connected them to my fan hub (the one included in the Fractal Design North XL). The fans won't stop running at 100%, even when the CPU is running at 25°C. When I installed Rem0o fan control, it didn't detect any of my phanteks fans, or the case fans. Can anyone help me solve this issue? (Video included) -
Are the Antec NX360 Elite case built-in 4 fans connected together into 1 connection? If yes, is it molex, a regular sysfan connection, or into the power supply? Ive been told they are all connected together in the shop i purchased them from -
Recently, I've had a problem with my fans staying at higher RPMs (and therefore louder) even after temps fall back down to idle. Basically whenever I play a game or set a render, fans will increase along the curve I've set for the CPU temps, but when I stop and let my computer sit, temps will go back down naturally with little to no load but the fans stay at the speed they got to until I restart or put my computer to sleep, and they'll fall back down to normal. GPU fans will go down like normal, just not my case/rad fans It's honestly not that big of a deal, but its annoying so any advice would be very appreciated! Computer Specs in case they help: Asus ROG STRIX B550-F Gaming WIFI 2 Ryzen 5 5600G Corsair iCue H150i Elite LCD AIO 2 Noctua NF-P14s redux 140mm Intake 3 Noctua NF-P12 redux 120mm Exhaust through AIO 32 GB 3600 Mhz Corsair Vengeance RAM XFX Radeon 6900XT all in a Lian Li O11 Dynamic EVO
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Hello Peeps. I got some Deepcool ARGB casing fans from a Deepcool Mattrex case .But these fans have 3 pin JSTSM connector and I wasn't provided any converter. So is there any way to use ARGB on these fans without any converter/hub/ splitter? live in a kind of remote area so hard to get anything
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Hello all!!! I'm curious as to if my motherboard will work for using 10 fans total. I've come to the understanding that it should work, but as every human does, we make errors. The motherboard I am looking to use is the MSI PRO Z790-A MAX WIFI ATX LGA1700 Motherboard. This motherboard has the following: 1x CPU fan, 1x pump fan, and 6x system fan headers. I will be using a MSI MPG CORELIQUID D360 liquid cooler and the fans I will be using will be 6 Arctic P12 PWM PST A-RGBs and a Arctic P14 PWM PST A-RGB in a Hyte Y70 case. My main question is: Will this work? And if this does work, will I require an A-RGB splitter or A-RGB fan hub??? Any help would much appreciated.
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Hello, I have a question that I want to know. Which is better when it comes to cooling, 3 120mm fans or 2 140mm fans? On the website for the case I have one of the sides support up to either 3 120’s or 2 140’s (the case I have is the MSI MPG Velox 100R if that info is useful) the fans I am planning on using is the Noctua A12x25 fan as my 120mm fans and the Noctua A14 fans as my 140mm fans if that is of any help. What is better at cooling the 3 A12x25’s or 2 A14’s? -
Hi i have a question that might be dumb. But i have the MSI MPG Velox 100R case. It says it supports 3 front 140mm fans but only a 360 front radiator. So if it can have 3 140 fans why can't it have a 420 rad? is this a dumb question? T~T the radiator im wanting is the arctic liquid freezer iii which is 458mm length and the MSI MPG Velox 100R case is 474x231x490mm in size
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I have a problem just like this. However, I am given the option for 3 90mm fans for the bottom. Could I use it as intake and the other 3 as exhaust? Reference to this topichttps://linustechtips.com/topic/1474998-recommended-fan-positioning-on-a-case-with-no-front-intake/?_report=120019#comment-16330959
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Hello everyone! I have a few doubts regarding my case's ability to properly cool my components. First off, the front panel is solid (I know, should've gotten a mesh one). Second, there's 3 mounting slots for fans, one 120mm at the back and 2x 120mm at the top. Now, the conventional wisdom says that intake fans should be placed at the front and at the bottom of the case and that the rest should be exhaust. Obviously, i can't run that setup due to the mounting and air-flow constraints (side panel is tempered glass, so no luck there either). My components aren't that hot to begin with (Ryzen 3 4100 and XFX RX 580 8GB), but the GPU temps do hit around 77-78c at max tilt. Currently, I only have one exhaust fan at the back. I was thinking of RGB-ing the case with 3 fans, but I'm unsure of the air flow guidelines for my specific scenario, couldn't find anything similar online. Any help would be appreciated. Best regards!
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Hey all. I bought Antec fusion fans which come with a fan/RGB hub included. I have 4 fans plugged into it, and they all light up/power on - but only one of them (the one plugged into the first slot) adjusts its RPM (and displays the speed accordingly) while the rest blow at 100%. These are 4 pin fans plugged into a 4 pin cha_fan header (which I've checked the manual, DOES support PWM). I've tried the two chasis headers on the board and the same issue persists. If I move the fan to different slots on the hub, it loses the ability to change its speed and report it back (BIOS shows 'N/A' on that header). I've made sure all connections are secure and seated, to no avail. CPU/AIO fan is plugged into CPU_FAN while the pump itself is on CPU_OPT (Was going to switch it to AIO_PUMP but as it seems that both are virtually the same and the guide even suggested the former, I left it as-is) The hub is plugged into CHA_FAN2 (Originally CHA_FAN1) and already set to PWM mode. There is no SYS_FAN header. I switched the source from CPU to motherboard, and that yielded no results. I'm working with an ROG Strix Z370-E (fairly old, but it was gifted to me and is now in a less powerful system than my main). Here's a diagram from the manual showing all the fan inputs.
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Hello everyone, I have ordered a set of Lian li fans and found this on all the packaging?!?!! Do I have to worry about handling the fans?
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So my case has tempered glass panels on 1 side and the front, the rest is mesh. I have a dust filter on the bottom. I got 6 fans and the AIO will come, but I have a problem though it sounds really stupid. Do I need to use fans for exhaust, if yes, which one? Or are they all just for intake? I wondered because someone told me to use my bottom fans (with dust filter) for exhaust, but I'm not sure what to do because it doesn't make sense to me. Thanks for reading/reacting!
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Hi, i have a 2018 prebuilt pc, i was going through some internal renovations, and i noticed that the only fan i have is right next to the CPU fan and it was an exhaust. I honestly doubt that it makes sense since it's stealing air from the CPU, but since i'm not a great PC builder i assumed i was wrong and wanted to ask for more information, should i put it back as exhaust or reverse it as intake? For information, my PC is MB: ROG GL12CP CPU: i7 8700 GPU: 1050 RAM: 2 x 16 at 2666 PSU: Some chinese but Asus branded 360W
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Hi everyone, I was having issues with my case fans over the last few days and I ended up breaking this cable, i've asked on reddit for the name of it or where to buy it but I wasn't able to get much help. I was told to look up "PWM extension", "4-pin header cable" but I wasn't able to find what i'm looking for. Every listing on Amazon and ebay were male to female cables that I would not be able to use. It's the cable that goes from the mobo usb header to the fan hub, I broke it earlier and my front fans aren't working as a result. Any and all help is much appreciated. Thanks a bunch.
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