Mar 1, 2012 #1 P panmarek n00b Joined Jun 27, 2011 Messages 20 If i have 2200 RPM fan at 12V and then change it to 5V it will run ~916 RPM? and ~1283 RPM at 7V? Is that correct? Last edited: Mar 1, 2012
If i have 2200 RPM fan at 12V and then change it to 5V it will run ~916 RPM? and ~1283 RPM at 7V? Is that correct?
Mar 1, 2012 #2 N nanu n00b Joined Jun 9, 2010 Messages 12 The only way to find out is to try it. Some fans won't even spin at 5V. Some fans won't spin at 5V without a higher voltage initially as a boost.
The only way to find out is to try it. Some fans won't even spin at 5V. Some fans won't spin at 5V without a higher voltage initially as a boost.
Mar 2, 2012 #3 P panmarek n00b Joined Jun 27, 2011 Messages 20 I have it on 5V running right now but not able to count rotations, anyway thanks.
Mar 2, 2012 #4 Tsumi [H]F Junkie Joined Mar 18, 2010 Messages 13,757 If you can hook up the RPM sensor (the third wire) to the motherboard, then the motherboard will be able to read the RPM. But yes, RPM does scale linearly with voltage.
If you can hook up the RPM sensor (the third wire) to the motherboard, then the motherboard will be able to read the RPM. But yes, RPM does scale linearly with voltage.
Mar 3, 2012 #5 W wekxbrainx Weaksauce Joined Feb 6, 2012 Messages 73 Need to find out what volt does it spin at and what rpm. Then you can tell what rpm does it run at given volt by solving some linear equation.
Need to find out what volt does it spin at and what rpm. Then you can tell what rpm does it run at given volt by solving some linear equation.