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    CPU fan resistor cable, ok for case fans?

    hello,

    I have a resistor cable that came with my CPU cooler. I also have one of the most annoying noisy whirring things I have ever come across, I actually feel relief to hear it switch off. One of my case fans. I've tried getting rid of it, but I can't unscrew it, it's very tightly done (it came with the case). So, I was thinking of fitting the resistor cable that came with the CPU cooler on the the case fan cable. Will this work, and be compatible?

    Thanks!

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    Yup it'll be fine. So long as it's a boring old 3 pin fan.

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