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Processor | Q6600 @ 3600mhz with 1600fsb |
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Motherboard | Asus P5E x38 |
Cooling | Zalman CPU, and 4x120mm fans |
Memory | 2 gig(2x1gig) Crucial ballistix 4gig(4x2gig) Corsair |
Video Card(s) | ATI 4850 |
Storage | 150gig Raptorx/wd 320gig/2x raptor 37gig |
Display(s) | Samsung SnycMaster 906bw/acer 19inch |
Case | Lian Li PC V1000II |
Audio Device(s) | Creative SB X-FI |
Power Supply | 600w Silverstone ATX |
Software | vista 64, fruityloops, COD4, TF2, HL2 |
Benchmark Scores | 15983 3dmark06 |
i want to replace the internal fan in the PSU. is this safe to do, and worth the effort(new fan has leds), if so how would i go about doing it.
the old fan is connected with a weird 2 pin connection and uses just a red and a black wire. so i thought my best bet would be to cut the wires on the old fan and take the wires still connected to the psu and put them to the cut wires of the new fan, and the heat shrink them together.
any thoughts?
cause im going to bed <<<<yawn
the old fan is connected with a weird 2 pin connection and uses just a red and a black wire. so i thought my best bet would be to cut the wires on the old fan and take the wires still connected to the psu and put them to the cut wires of the new fan, and the heat shrink them together.
any thoughts?
cause im going to bed <<<<yawn