Is it a no go? I know it'll be noisy but it should hack it right. This is an 80mm we're talking about. Running it over 12V and -5V.
I think I'll try it outside the comp before I try it with mobo and everything plugged in...
Is it a no go? I know it'll be noisy but it should hack it right. This is an 80mm we're talking about. Running it over 12V and -5V.
I think I'll try it outside the comp before I try it with mobo and everything plugged in...
Why you wanna do that? Its gonna sound louder than a Delta or Tornado at those volts.
Are you on one of ur crazy overclocking missions again kez?![]()
HEXUS|iMc
Hope it goes ok. Id leave it running for an hour or so 1st to see if its ok.
Loud?
HEXUS|iMc
The fan will most prob burn out. The motor isnt rated to use that voltage. Wait for the smoke![]()
Film it burn![]()
Working fine here too. (Talking to Kez on MSN)
Running an 80MM fan from an old 250W.
Fan's whining a fair bit![]()
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Watercool your fan!
Think the heat is getting to you slightly
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We're about to try 24v![]()
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lol. whats this fan overvoltage in add of anyway?
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Moar cooling!
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Just tried it across the -12V and +12V rails (ie 24V.)
I got a ton more airflow out of it - and took a reading of the voltage...
Came back as 40V - I think the -12V rail on the PSU is poorly regulated when there isn't much load on it, LMAO.
edit: FYI I'm testing this with an old quiet fan from a PSU - I'd love to see what happens to a delta...
LMAO 24V (or whatever insane voltage this PSU is giving out) is VERY noisy! And there's an awful lot of airflow!! I'll do some videos with comparisons in a while
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