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Nemesis999
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Well, I've already got quite a few fans and don't feel like purchasing some heat sensitive ones and at the same time want to cut down the noise a bit.
Just want to know f this would work... from what I know it shouldn't be a problem.
Simply putting running a thermistor to the base of a transistor that controls a fan. Each extra fan above my base fans would turn on at a different temperature resulting in extra cooling as temperatures rise.
Or am I over thinking this?
*note* Must be automatic, otherwise I'll set them low, start some intensive processes, leave and come back to a toasty system.
Just want to know f this would work... from what I know it shouldn't be a problem.
Simply putting running a thermistor to the base of a transistor that controls a fan. Each extra fan above my base fans would turn on at a different temperature resulting in extra cooling as temperatures rise.
Or am I over thinking this?
*note* Must be automatic, otherwise I'll set them low, start some intensive processes, leave and come back to a toasty system.
