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I use a Lian-Li case and a Rampage Formula (see my sig) too. I use 4 Scythe S-Flex SFF21D fans and two Antec 3-speed fans, and the 4-pin PWM CPU fan. I'm not sure I understand your dilemma, am I misreading something in your post? The Scythe's 3 pin fan connectors can connect to the motherboard. Just connect some of the 3-pin fans you can to the mobo and connect the others to the 4-pin Molex. That's what I did, works fine. I know you may give up fan-speed control but are the 21F's noisy? EDIT: Just saw some of the latest posts. On the Rampage Formula you can do a couple of things. You can connect a 3-pin fan to the mobo's CPU fan header, it'll just run @ full blast. You can also disable the CPU fan warning. Message edited by halcyon on 05-02-2008 at 10:11:19 PM --------------- Yes, I use an Intel Quad. Sometimes its a little overclocked, sometimes a bit underclocked. Yet, its always nice, the virtualiztion is sick. And? |
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