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April 23rd 04, 10:50 PM
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Video/GPU Fan - 2 wires vs 3 wires
I have a GeForce Ti 4200 with a broken Prolink fan. It has two wires
that attach to the vid card. All the replacements I see have 3 wires. What gives? I don't have an extra fan socket as it's being used be an extra fan. 
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April 23rd 04, 11:51 PM
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TC wrote:
I have a GeForce Ti 4200 with a broken Prolink fan. It has two wires that attach to the vid card. All the replacements I see have 3 wires. What gives? I don't have an extra fan socket as it's being used be an extra fan. You might want to entertain the option of buying a 4pin molex to 3pin fan splitter and hook the replacement fan right to the PSU power. -- spammage trappage: replace fishies_ with yahoo
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