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Quiet 80mm fan?

Joduko

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I have 2 80mm fan mounting spots, but I only have one 3 pin chassis fan connector on my motherboard.
 

I currently have a 2-pin 80mm fan from industrial application mounted and it actually manages to be louder than my ENP-7660B Flex-ATX PSU. An alternate question would be is there some kind of tiny hub I can use to just make this 2-pin fan run slower to reduce the noise that way?

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Arctic P8s are great 80mm fans. 

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13 hours ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Arctic P8s are great 80mm fans. 

Okay I ordered one of the P8 PWM since the remaining fan connector on my motherboard is actually 4 pin. This should help with noise even further, although I wish I had some way of using the other 80mm fan mounting space without making a ton of noise.

Is there any way to get an 80mm fan powered by Molex or Sata that doesn't sound like a jet engine?

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21 minutes ago, Joduko said:

Okay I ordered one of the P8 PWM since the remaining fan connector on my motherboard is actually 4 pin. This should help with noise even further, although I wish I had some way of using the other 80mm fan mounting space without making a ton of noise.

Is there any way to get an 80mm fan powered by Molex or Sata that doesn't sound like a jet engine?

Could get like a fan splitter to use 2 fans off one header 

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10 hours ago, Joduko said:

Okay I ordered one of the P8 PWM since the remaining fan connector on my motherboard is actually 4 pin. This should help with noise even further, although I wish I had some way of using the other 80mm fan mounting space without making a ton of noise.

Is there any way to get an 80mm fan powered by Molex or Sata that doesn't sound like a jet engine?

there are also resister too comes in 4 pin and probly molex. there also the 5v and 7v molex mod

 

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