Would this motherboard work with the 4 fans? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D...
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no you get away with three.comes with 1 fan on the top 1 in back and 2 in the face plate.runs cool.but you can add 3 more.
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As long as it has 2 or 3 pin connectors, it should work fine. I have a cooler master 2x140mm radiator fans, 7x 10 mm cooler master fans attached and two smaller cooler master fans. I use adapters to attach more fans than the product states to control and everything works fine. Hope this helps.
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The board has 1 CPU 4 pin, 1 OPT CPU 4 pin, and 3x 3-4 pin fan plugs. If you need more fans than that you'll need a molex to 3-4 pin adapter, and you won't be able to monitor or control the fans.
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what socket is your motherboard? for example: LGA 1155,LGA 775, i used this fan for a pentium dual core and it worked alright, but now I have a core 2 duo.If your motherboard is a socket LGA 775 and your proccesseor is compatible with your motherboard then yes i will work.
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"If" you have the same processor it is supposed to work with I would assume so. But, you should check how your original fan connects to the motherboard. If the holes/latches match up go for it.
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Howdy, yes, depending on the size of fans you use, it can take up one or two PCI slot spaces. It doesn't use the PCI connector, however. It takes one 3 or 4 pin connector per fan and comes with an adapter for each one. I upgraded the fans to nicer ones with more umph. I'd recommend that, as the fans that come with this are pretty unimpressive overall.
694334
Don't know precisely but I can tell you that you will most likely need low-profile RAM. The fan extends out over the RAM slots on many boards.
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I do not have any specific knowledge of that Motherboard. If it requires PC 3200 DDR memory, and it has four slots, and can address 4GB, then it should work.
1220033
As long as your current fan uses screws and not plastic clips this one should work without any problems (I've used this fan on several different brands of computers (e.g. Dell, HP, etc.) without any additional steps needed) - if your existing fan uses plastic clips then you may need to install the adapter to the mobo so it will accept the screws instead of the plastic clips... Good luck! RH
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All 4 pin connectors support 3 pin fans but the PWM speed control is not supported (4 pin PWM fans only). This board has two connectors for case fans and one for the CPU. Personally, I'd spend a couple extra bucks and buy new 4 pin fans.
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Hi Kyle, If your motherboard is ATX, then yes. The fans are all 120mm except for the front, which is 240mm. As for the expantion cards, I guess so as I dont own what you have. But I have a graphics card and it works well length wise. So you should be fine. If you not happy you can always return the case. :)
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They'll still be compatible, one pin of the 4 on the board is just left exposed. Your board will still run the fan just fine.
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Yes it should work. here's what your motherboard supports: * Supports eight memory banks using four184-pin DDR DIMM * Supports DDR DRAM DIMM * Supports a maximum memory size of 4GB (registered DDR only)
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I counted 3 fan connect on the motherboard but if you like more you can use the power supply as well to connect you just don't have the motherboard to regulate the fan it just runs all the time if you use the power supply witch you can connect as many as the power supply can handle.
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If you closely examine the motherboard photos, you will note it has 2 system fan headers. Being that it is mATX in size, you will be limited. If you want to have multiple fans running on your system, I would suggest you go with an ATX sized board, like this one: Gigabyte AMD FM2 A85X ATX Motherboard with Triple-Monitor support and Windows 8 Ready DDR3 1800 AMD - FM2 Motherboards GA-F2A85X-UP4It has at least 4 system fan headers on it.
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Yes. I had it working with a socket 775 dual core processor for over a year.The only caveat I have is that I had an Asus motherboard that could only control fan speed with a 4-pin fan connector and this is a 3-pin connector. As a result the fan ran at full speed. Although it moves a LOT of air and kept the CPU quite cool, it was also noisy. I wound up installing a device that dropped the voltage to the fan so it would run quieter.
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Yes, for the case, check the noctua site for an extensive list of motherboard compatibility though