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AI7 (uGuru) - Can you connect a TORNADO fan to the motherboard?



 
 
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Old March 25th 04, 01:24 PM
Wayne Youngman
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Default AI7 (uGuru) - Can you connect a TORNADO fan to the motherboard?

Hello,



Just a quick question. Can you connect a powerful Vantec Tornado fan (80mm,
92mm) to the AI7's motherboard CPU-Fan pin?



I am aware that some fans draw to much current and can damage the
pin-headers.



Also I am wondering is the FAN-EQ function of the AI7 could be used with a
Tornado.



Many thanks
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Old March 25th 04, 03:04 PM
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Wayne Youngman wrote:
Hello,



Just a quick question. Can you connect a powerful Vantec Tornado fan
(80mm, 92mm) to the AI7's motherboard CPU-Fan pin?



Yes, for about three seconds, before the header and mb traces get blown. A
typical header rating is 500mA, max. IOW, a fan rated at 6W. Use a 4-pin
Molex with an adapter.


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Old March 25th 04, 08:34 PM
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go with the Zalman and the 92 MM fan it has. I know it won't fry the header
but just not sure if the AI7 is any different enough to have issues with the
size of the cooler itself!

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Hello,



Just a quick question. Can you connect a powerful Vantec Tornado fan

(80mm,
92mm) to the AI7's motherboard CPU-Fan pin?



I am aware that some fans draw to much current and can damage the
pin-headers.



Also I am wondering is the FAN-EQ function of the AI7 could be used with a
Tornado.



Many thanks
--
Wayne ][
Sign on door reads: Please Do No Disturb! Pentium 4 assembly in

progress!




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Old March 26th 04, 07:44 PM
Wayne Youngman
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"TomG" wrote
go with the Zalman and the 92 MM fan it has. I know it won't fry the

header
but just not sure if the AI7 is any different enough to have issues with

the
size of the cooler itself!



Hi Tom,
I found out in another newsgroup that the *Tornado* is powered from a 4-Pin
Molex pass-through cable, and also has a small cable to attach to
motherboard for fan speed sensing.

The Zalman is on my list (Copper version right?). Tell me about how it
fits. Does it just attach to the standard INTEL retention cage?.
--
Wayne ][
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Old March 26th 04, 10:10 PM
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the copper is what I am running but the weight is high on that unit... if
the system is not going to be moved around, that is not really an issue.

it fits to the stock Intel frame using a couple of cross bars.

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"Wayne Youngman" wrote in message
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"TomG" wrote
go with the Zalman and the 92 MM fan it has. I know it won't fry the

header
but just not sure if the AI7 is any different enough to have issues with

the
size of the cooler itself!



Hi Tom,
I found out in another newsgroup that the *Tornado* is powered from a

4-Pin
Molex pass-through cable, and also has a small cable to attach to
motherboard for fan speed sensing.

The Zalman is on my list (Copper version right?). Tell me about how it
fits. Does it just attach to the standard INTEL retention cage?.
--
Wayne ][
Sign on door reads: Please Do No Disturb! Pentium 4 assembly in

progress!




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Old March 29th 04, 08:21 AM
LRB
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have zalman7000cu on my ai7, no prob at all fitting it, temps 10C lower than
with stock intel cooler (pIV 2.8c)

-thing to watch for: distance of psu and top side of mbo!

LRB

"Wayne Youngman" wrote in message
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"TomG" wrote
go with the Zalman and the 92 MM fan it has. I know it won't fry the

header
but just not sure if the AI7 is any different enough to have issues with

the
size of the cooler itself!



Hi Tom,
I found out in another newsgroup that the *Tornado* is powered from a

4-Pin
Molex pass-through cable, and also has a small cable to attach to
motherboard for fan speed sensing.

The Zalman is on my list (Copper version right?). Tell me about how it
fits. Does it just attach to the standard INTEL retention cage?.
--
Wayne ][
Sign on door reads: Please Do No Disturb! Pentium 4 assembly in

progress!




 




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