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power supply auto fan speed question...

Discussion in 'Overclocking, Cooling and Modding' started by mysvxrocks, Aug 9, 2007.

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  1. mysvxrocks Newcomer, in training

    Hey everyone, I was just wondering... My power supply has 2 fans in it, and both are auto speed. One of the fans is decently quiet at full speed, but the other is REALLY loud. Is there any way to disable the auto fan speed? Can I cut the wires to it and hook it up to an external fan controller somehow? Its the only fan thats making my computer loud... and I would really like to fix that. Thanks to all who can help :) -Dennis

    BTW: the power supply is a Kingwin 600 Watt... heres the link to it on newegg..

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817121002
  2. Tedster Techspot old timer.....

    you got options.

    replace the psu
    muffle the fan

    DO NOT tamper with the PSU. You can shock yourself and destroy the PSU.
  3. mica3speedy Newcomer, in training

    if it bothers you that much get a new power supply.
  4. mysvxrocks Newcomer, in training

    Well... before I looked on here, I called Kingwin. And I asked their tech support if having that fan off completely would hurt anything. They said the only reason its there, is to help cool the processor. Turns out, all it took to unhook the fan, was to unplug it. It had the same type of connector as a standard case fan. So thats what I did, and I also removed the fan from the PSU... so all thats left is the grill.

    So... sorry to say, I did tamper with it... however I did not get shocked, and the PSU is still working great, (btw alot quieter). Ive taken a PSU apart before... a couple, and have never had a problem of getting shocked... Though I am no expert...
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