Asus K8V case fan controlling
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Asus K8V case fan controlling
Hi all! New SPCR poster
I got a Sonata a couple of months ago, and although much quieter than my old setup, was still too noisy for me. But then it was running a 1.3g Duron at the time with no way to underclock/volt... Anyway, I upgraded my system yesterday to an Athlon 64 3000+ and K8V SE Deluxe mobo. Cool & Quiet works a treat but enhanced it further with RMClock- 4x and 0.875v lets SpeedFan stop my Zalman 7000-imitation's fan @ 35C, but case and PSU fan are still audible. I was going to replace the case fan molex connector with the type that fits in the motherboard, but wondered if anyone here knows the answers to these questions:
1. What current does the 120mm Antec Sonata case fan draw? (mobo's max is 740mA, I'd rather not test this with a multimeter if I can )
2. Does the K8V allow controlling of non-CPU fans? SpeedFan reports three PWMs on the chip controlling the fan, but they may not necessarily work.
3. Is 35C a good temp for my chip? It's the CG stepping revision - do you think I could/should go any lower?
Thanks in advance. The site's got some useful information on here, everyone seems very helpful!
I got a Sonata a couple of months ago, and although much quieter than my old setup, was still too noisy for me. But then it was running a 1.3g Duron at the time with no way to underclock/volt... Anyway, I upgraded my system yesterday to an Athlon 64 3000+ and K8V SE Deluxe mobo. Cool & Quiet works a treat but enhanced it further with RMClock- 4x and 0.875v lets SpeedFan stop my Zalman 7000-imitation's fan @ 35C, but case and PSU fan are still audible. I was going to replace the case fan molex connector with the type that fits in the motherboard, but wondered if anyone here knows the answers to these questions:
1. What current does the 120mm Antec Sonata case fan draw? (mobo's max is 740mA, I'd rather not test this with a multimeter if I can )
2. Does the K8V allow controlling of non-CPU fans? SpeedFan reports three PWMs on the chip controlling the fan, but they may not necessarily work.
3. Is 35C a good temp for my chip? It's the CG stepping revision - do you think I could/should go any lower?
Thanks in advance. The site's got some useful information on here, everyone seems very helpful!
Re: Asus K8V case fan controlling
1. Less than 740mA. I can't remember the actual number, but I can promise that it's a good deal less than 740mA.StarfishChris wrote:1. What current does the 120mm Antec Sonata case fan draw? (mobo's max is 740mA, I'd rather not test this with a multimeter if I can )
2. Does the K8V allow controlling of non-CPU fans? SpeedFan reports three PWMs on the chip controlling the fan, but they may not necessarily work.
3. Is 35C a good temp for my chip? It's the CG stepping revision - do you think I could/should go any lower?
2. I have no idea, but you can test this more easily than anyone else. You're not going to hurt anything by trying it out.
3. Yes, it's a good temp. No, you probably can't go much lower (it really depends on your ambient). What do you plan to achieve with a lower temperature anyways? Performance does NOT improve with lower temperatures.
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med spd 120 panaflo is 280 ma
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A typ. med spd 120 panaflo draws about 280ma @12volts and you probably would run it at much less that 12volts. - FG
A typ. med spd 120 panaflo draws about 280ma @12volts and you probably would run it at much less that 12volts. - FG
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