JamieG wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 06, 2010 3:35 pm

Jay_S wrote:Scythe Kama PWM fans

The Scythe Kama PWM fan was reviewed by SPCR here.

Hi, I'm repairing broken links in this forum as a hobby, you can find the original above mentioned fan review on archive.org.

You're welcome

Hi all, has anybody an experience with the newer Asus DRW - 24D5MT? I found very disparate reviews, seems it's either very noisy or very quiet..

Welcome to SCPR. Yes, you can replace the fan. Just unclip, unplug, and install a new one. The model is SY1212SL12H-P. The specs are shown here as a PWM slimline fan 500 to 2000rpm. I didn't see an online source for the PWM version, just the 3-pin voltage controlled model, SY1212SL12H. However, if ...

For the record: I ended up buying the 3-pin version of the fan from Scythe, and it worked like a charm..

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I'm sure the fan works (tested in a different computer with 4-pin header).
Now I'm thinking, would the Zalman PWM Mate do the job? It's supposed
to be connected to the mobo with a 4-pin headere as well, so I'm not sure..

- Can the controller be connected to a 3-pin fan header? Or it only works with 4-pin headers? (I mean, the 4th pin for the PWM signal needs to be used?) I would be very interested in the same info! Did you find it out? I'm trying to install a 4-pin fan on an old mobo with 3-pin fan headers, I thoug...

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