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Repositioning a PC2004 connector?

Repositioning a PC2004 connector?

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BGSword
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04-14-2022, 05:28 AM
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Welcome to the discussions! It’s best to purchase a different fan that fits the heatsink with a common connector. If you prefer to modify the connector, consider MOLEX or floppy power rather than a fan header. Avoid linking the pulse control; instead, connect power to the fan and ground at 5V and ground. If speed isn’t sufficient, upgrade to 12V and ground.
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BGSword
04-14-2022, 05:28 AM #1

Welcome to the discussions! It’s best to purchase a different fan that fits the heatsink with a common connector. If you prefer to modify the connector, consider MOLEX or floppy power rather than a fan header. Avoid linking the pulse control; instead, connect power to the fan and ground at 5V and ground. If speed isn’t sufficient, upgrade to 12V and ground.

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4021642
Junior Member
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04-14-2022, 05:28 AM
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I'd love to purchase a replacement fan for the CPU cooler, but it's already integrated into the PSU. The setup draws fresh air through the PSU and sends it to the cooler without an additional fan. The power supply handles the fan operation entirely internally. I located the exact model on Amazon for comparison: FSC Fujitsu Siemens NPS 230CB B NPS 230CB S26113 E507 V50 230 W Power Supply 120 mm Fan P4. Is there a real distinction between pulse control and PWM? It's mostly a matter of interest, as I don't see detailed differences beyond power delivery management.
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4021642
04-14-2022, 05:28 AM #2

I'd love to purchase a replacement fan for the CPU cooler, but it's already integrated into the PSU. The setup draws fresh air through the PSU and sends it to the cooler without an additional fan. The power supply handles the fan operation entirely internally. I located the exact model on Amazon for comparison: FSC Fujitsu Siemens NPS 230CB B NPS 230CB S26113 E507 V50 230 W Power Supply 120 mm Fan P4. Is there a real distinction between pulse control and PWM? It's mostly a matter of interest, as I don't see detailed differences beyond power delivery management.