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RE: Self Fan Activation in HCPC
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- Subject: RE: Self Fan Activation in HCPC
- From: "Nikola Kasic" <nikola@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 16:33:02 +0100
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For
monitoring temperature you can use Motherboard monitor. It's excellent and
free.
Supports most of the motherboards. New motherboards have a couple of
temperature
sensors already built in.
I
use
it for monitoring server in my node 0.
Cheers,
Nik
> I've read that you
can power then at 7v (instead of 12v) by connecting
> across the red
and
orange leads instead of orange and black. Running at 7v
> is
quite
a bit quieter than 12v apparently.
Yup, that's generally
OK.
> Obviously don't moan at me if your PSU blows
up!
<AOL>Me too</AOL>
One thing you could do, is
use
a thermistor to control the voltage with
the temperature. Probably
easier to have the temperature displayed
somewhere (on your desk, or on
the
monitor), and an array of switches to
switch each fan on at 7v or
12v. You could add 5v in there too if you
can find suitable
switches.
Andy
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