The scythe slip stream line states that it is "Silent to Power User Ready".
I assume this means that there is a switch on the fan to change the speed? Would this fan and feature still work properly if i use it in a power supply on the PSU's 2 pin connector?
Scythe Slip stream on 2 pin connector
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Re: Scythe Slip stream on 2 pin connector
Why would you assume that?
http://www.scythe-eu.com/typo3temp/pics/9a4450de33.jpg
I see a regular fan header. You need to change the header, or get an adapter cable.
http://www.scythe-eu.com/typo3temp/pics/9a4450de33.jpg
I see a regular fan header. You need to change the header, or get an adapter cable.
Hi, most PSUs control the fan speed with voltage. This only requires two wires, the 3rd wire is the RPM monitoring. I would expect the PSU to be able to control the speed of the Scythe fan (assuming the PSU has fan speed control). you can use an adaptor cable or you may be able to jam the fan's plug on the PSU's fan header directly, especially if remove the previous fan header surround (carefully, pins can be bent/broken).
You can even seperate the 3rd speed wire out and route it to a motherboard header to monitor the PSU fan speed. I've done this with fan swap in my NeoHE PSU.
hope this helps, Seb
You can even seperate the 3rd speed wire out and route it to a motherboard header to monitor the PSU fan speed. I've done this with fan swap in my NeoHE PSU.
hope this helps, Seb