Might seem like a stupid question for the experienced one (Lookin' at u Freezer) BUT I got a situation on my hands here....
I got a micro atx case for some older dell hardware, and the case fan is a 120mm fan with a mobo power connector, although the board does not have a case fan power connector for it. I had a 60mm fan lying around with a PSU connector and I was wondering if I could use that. The small fan says .45 amps and 12v, the larger 120mm fan is .32 amps but also 12v. The larger fan also has thicker wiring then the small one, so I was wondering if it would be ok to solder the thinner wire to the larger wire on the 120mm fan then rap it up with electrical tape...
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I got a micro atx case for some older dell hardware, and the case fan is a 120mm fan with a mobo power connector, although the board does not have a case fan power connector for it. I had a 60mm fan lying around with a PSU connector and I was wondering if I could use that. The small fan says .45 amps and 12v, the larger 120mm fan is .32 amps but also 12v. The larger fan also has thicker wiring then the small one, so I was wondering if it would be ok to solder the thinner wire to the larger wire on the 120mm fan then rap it up with electrical tape...
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