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is it OK to run Noctua nh d15 with Only middle fan ?

lamyathla

when I install the front fan the case cover is not fully close

can I only install the middle fan ?

I have 10700k

will my cpu overheat ?

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On stock settings, won't overheat as it's effectivelly a single fan cooler, with a second tower also being cooled.

So it's like a high end single-tower cooler.

 

But no guarantee from me..

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1 hour ago, Tan3l6 said:

On stock settings, won't overheat as it's effectivelly a single fan cooler, with a second tower also being aired.

thanks 

I will Not overclock anything

my question is

if I only install the middle fan the air will only cool the back tower

the tower above my ram which I want to remove the fan from it will have no air to cool it

is that ok ?

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It will work. The second fan only helps a few °C. It'll be maybe ~5°C warmer.

If someone did not use reason to reach their conclusion in the first place, you cannot use reason to convince them otherwise.

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1 minute ago, lamyathla said:

thanks 

I will Not overclock anything

my question is

if I only install the middle fan the air will only cool the back tower

the tower above my ram which I want to remove the fan from it will have no air to cool it

is that ok ?

Easiest way to find out is to try..

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2 minutes ago, lamyathla said:

thanks 

I will Not overclock anything

my question is

if I only install the middle fan the air will only cool the back tower

the tower above my ram which I want to remove the fan from it will have no air to cool it

is that ok ?

The middle fan still pulls air through the first tower.

If someone did not use reason to reach their conclusion in the first place, you cannot use reason to convince them otherwise.

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59 minutes ago, Stahlmann98 said:

The middle fans still pulls air throught the first tower.

thanks just last question

do I need to leave the middle fan as it is or attach it to the middle tower or it does not matter

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2 minutes ago, lamyathla said:

thanks just last question

do I need to leave the middle fan as it is or attach it to the middle tower or it does not matter

Don't know exaclty what you mean but just install the middle fan between the towers but onto the back tower. Just like it would be when using both fans.

If someone did not use reason to reach their conclusion in the first place, you cannot use reason to convince them otherwise.

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1 hour ago, Stahlmann98 said:

Don't know exaclty what you mean but just install the middle fan between the towers but onto the back tower. Just like it would be when using both fans.

do I need also to remove the y splitter and connect the single middle fan directly to the motherboard

or is it ok to leave it out hanging ?

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5 minutes ago, lamyathla said:

do I need also to remove the y splitter and connect the single middle fan directly to the motherboard

or is it ok to leave it out hanging ?

You can do either, but if you want to use another fan on the cooler in the future, connecting the y splitter would be preferable. Just make sure when you connect the middle fan to the y splitter that you connected it to the part that also the fan to be PWM controlled

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Sure, its also sold as D15S. Literally just few degrees between those two.

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1 hour ago, LogicalDrm said:

Sure, its also sold as D15S. Literally just few degrees between those two.

can I connect case fans to these headers

1-CPU OPT Fan

2-AIO_PUMP connector

3-W_PUMP+ connector

4-M.2 Fan Header

and will I be able to control them (the speed )

thanks

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7 minutes ago, lamyathla said:

can I connect case fans to these headers

1-CPU OPT Fan

2-AIO_PUMP connector

3-W_PUMP+ connector

4-M.2 Fan Header

and will I be able to control them (the speed )

thanks

Most likely yes. You can read you motherboard manual for more details.

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1 hour ago, lamyathla said:

do I need also to remove the y splitter and connect the single middle fan directly to the motherboard

or is it ok to leave it out hanging ?

You can just leave out the splitter and connect the fan directly to the mobo CPU_FAN header.

If someone did not use reason to reach their conclusion in the first place, you cannot use reason to convince them otherwise.

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