i only have an fan blowing out of my case...
i think i need one more for cooling... but there seems to be no room.. si i think i have to put it on the side of the case...
whats the best tool to make the holes with? any drill(s) with the right size.... and i cant seem to find where to plug into the power.... i think there is only one more unless it uses those big 4 prongs.....
adding fans....
adding fans....
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Pentium 3 733 @ 833mhz
256mb PC 133 Ram
GeForece 256 32MB DDR 150mhz Core/330mhz Memory
1 Maxtor 20gig @ 7200rpm
1 Maxtor 40gig @ 5400rpm
Sound Blaster Live!Value
Creative 52X CD-ROM
Yamaha 8x4x24 CDRW
17" Samsung SyncMaster 700IFT
Altec Lansing ACS56
either a Dremel tool with a cutoff wheel (to cut out the majority of the hole) and a sanding drum (for finishing the shape of the hole) or a drill with circle-cutter of the appropriate diameter for your fan or fan grille (if you will be using a fan grille, make the hole to fit it rather than the fan itself).whats the best tool to make the holes with? any drill(s) with the right size
you can either get a fan with a female Molex connector (the kind of fan header on your mobo) with 2 or 3 wires to the fan, or a large 4-pin connector (like what you plug into your CD-ROM or HDD. the 3rd wire on some fans is for RPM data to be sent to your mobo/BIOS. its not really necessary unless you like to see how fast your fan is running at or if your system has some sort of fan speed/thermal protection. the large connectors straight from your power supply can be used as well..... i personally prefer those over the headers on your mobo to lessen the load on your mobo, but with only 2 case fans drawing on your mobo i think you'll be fine..... and i cant seem to find where to plug into the power.... i think there is only one more unless it uses those big 4 prongs.....
[ 05-17-2001: Message edited by: smaier69 ]
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havent really seems a dremal tool round my area.. how much those goin at?
how about if i tried really hard and used a screwdriver... haha... take me months to get 1 hole done...
how about if i tried really hard and used a screwdriver... haha... take me months to get 1 hole done...
[bold]SPEED IS EVERYTHING!!![/bold]
Pentium 3 733 @ 833mhz
256mb PC 133 Ram
GeForece 256 32MB DDR 150mhz Core/330mhz Memory
1 Maxtor 20gig @ 7200rpm
1 Maxtor 40gig @ 5400rpm
Sound Blaster Live!Value
Creative 52X CD-ROM
Yamaha 8x4x24 CDRW
17" Samsung SyncMaster 700IFT
Altec Lansing ACS56
Pentium 3 733 @ 833mhz
256mb PC 133 Ram
GeForece 256 32MB DDR 150mhz Core/330mhz Memory
1 Maxtor 20gig @ 7200rpm
1 Maxtor 40gig @ 5400rpm
Sound Blaster Live!Value
Creative 52X CD-ROM
Yamaha 8x4x24 CDRW
17" Samsung SyncMaster 700IFT
Altec Lansing ACS56
heh... a regular Dremel goes for about $60 US give or take about 10 bucks depending on where you live and how much the price has changed in the last few years. may be a bit more or a bit less.
if you want, you could just drill a hole small enough to get a keyhole saw blade into and then cut it out that way. or maybe a jigsaw.
if you want, you could just drill a hole small enough to get a keyhole saw blade into and then cut it out that way. or maybe a jigsaw.
"I think this day will go down as a black day in the history of mankind"
-Leo Szilard - December 2, 1942, following the first successful nuclear fission test.
-Leo Szilard - December 2, 1942, following the first successful nuclear fission test.