Just finished rebuilding my SN41G2 Shuttle system and it now has the Asus GeForce4 Ti4200 jobby in it, I've set up my usual applications and utilities and after tinkering with Motherboard Monitor I wondered if it's possible to monitor the fan speed on the graphics card?
Also, does the fan on the GeForce4 Ti4200 only kick in when 3D mode is enabled, or is it temperature-triggered, or should it be on constantly?
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Look to see if its a 3 pin or 2 pin connector, if its only 2 pin then you can't ... if its 3 pin then something like Motherboard monitor should pick it up!
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It should be on constantly
Originally Posted by Saracen
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