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Old 07-03-08   #11 (permalink)
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Only set the power to fan to 12v, like all standar fan with 3-4 pin, if your psu gives you 12v you cant go over 12v...
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ok i burned my 4 pin 3400 rpm 92mm cooler master fan just now
:S now using molex case fan
i connect the black wire to black one in molex
and the green wire with yellow cable in molex
then i smell burring then i unplugged psu cable then return fan to 4 pin state then it can't run ?????
i smell the back of the fan i found an ac burned :S
You have (had) a PWM fan, meaning one that controls it's own speed. The green line is the RPM sensor, and you fed it straight 12v power. Thats why it's fried.

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