[lars-v-d-v]

is there a 'object' that can connect to your motherboard using sata or something like that that has sysfan slots on it?
i really need it because i just overclocked my amd 8-core from 3.1 to 3.4 ghz

if you could help me thanks

lars

 

[Tyree]

PC Specs?
Pre- Built Brand & Model Number
Custom Built- Brand & Model of Mobo-CPU-RAM-Graphics-PSU.
Are you experiencing heat issues? If so, it's doubtful case fans are going to resolve them.
Are you using the OEM Heatsink fan?
Many case fans use 4-pin molex connectors so you can connect them to the PSU.

 

[lars-v-d-v]

specs
AMD FX-8120 8-Core 8x3.1GHz AM3+ 16MB cache 125 watt
MSI 760GM-E51 (FX) (760,AM3+,ATX,DDR3,AMD,EuP) motherboard
Samsung 1TB SATA II HD103SJ 7200 32mb F3 HDD
8GB (2x4GB) PC3-10666 1333Mhz DDR3 Kingston RAM
ATI Radeon 3000 with DVI, VGA & HDMI up to 512MB


i am not having heat issues yet
but because my motherboard only has one 4-pin molex and one 3-pin
it can't let the heat out it cools the processor with the same hot air over and over again

 

[gcavan]

Other than the CPU cooler, you should have (at minimum) a 12 or 14 cm exhaust fan mounted on the upper rear of your case. Optionally, you can place another 12 cm fan (as intake) on the lower front. Power one using the 3-pin motherboard connector (labeled SYSFAN; the second direct from your power supply.

If you desire to have direct control of the fans' speeds, many models of discrete fan controllers are available.

 

[Tyree]

If no heating issues are being experienced, you could try one 120mm fan in the rear of the case blowing out. To use the Mobo connector you will need a fan with a matching connector.