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scottyd

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I posted my pics before of my thermaltake v1000a case and its a mess.
http://scottyk87.dmservers.com/case/
Well I have it opened right now and with 7 fans, 4 fan controlers, the hardcano, and the thermaltake light in front and a 300 watt psu its a pain in the ass.
i have 1 hard drive, 1 cd-rw, 1 floppy. so my question is how many fans can i put on 1 rail and if someone could tell me exactly how to do this so that everything gets enough power i would really appricate it.

im trying to get everything zipped tied and put stuff behind the motherboard tray but everything is in a jumble of wires and i have all these wires with little tags on them that say fan1, fan2, fan3, fan4, and then 2 that says for power supply. im really confused.

also it says on the each fan that its dc12V. in the manual for the fan speed controller it says
Manual:
if the fan unit you wish to control is over .35Amp please connect it to either speed controller 2 or 3. however the total current of fan unit is less than .35 amp please connect to fan1 or fan4
Note: each silent fan unit requires .10Amp: 0.1Amp X 4 silent fan units is greater than 0.35 amp, so it must be connected to fan2 or fan3 only.

my aol instant messenger name is sk8caliguy00 or msn sk8caliguy00@hotmail.com
 
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