7v would be better. Not too fast not too slow. attach 1 wire to the yellow wire(!2v) and the other to the red wire (5v)
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 20:13:57 +1300, Synco Reynders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Try running it off the 5V rail. > /s > > > On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 20:04, Andrew Gordon wrote: > > Not totally off topic as the computer does have Linux on it, but > > anyway now how much some people on the list like hacking computer > > bits. The fan in the power supply of one of my computers started > > being noisy now and again. Then it started being noisy all the time. > > Then it went back to being quiet. Which was much better except it > > also wasn't moving much in the way of air. So I swapped the fan with > > one out of another computer that I wasn't using (except it was to > > deep so it had to go on the outside of the case). This fan moves > > lots of air. To much in fact. It is quite loud. Any detailed > > suggestions for slowing it down? It's 12v and around 0.1something > > amps, can't remember exactly. Variable resistor thingy? rating (DSE > > cat number :-) ), wired how? > > > > > > Andrew > > -- --Ben Devine
