View Full Version : CPU fans? do you know how to make em?
EvilPopTart
12-12-2001, 02:49 PM
:pissed: i am so hot while playing and i want to know how to make my own cpu fan so i don't have to buy like 70 dollars worth of a little fan... so help me out and if you know please tell me
Magic_Pop-Tart@juno.com
Oh yeah, i make homemade pnumatics so I'mm willing to trade blueprints
ciaran.mooney
12-13-2001, 06:44 AM
Your probably thinking of those specialised fans for high end computer systems, well all you need is one or two little fans.
Just go to Tandy (Radio Shack) and buy some, sure they dont cost more that a couple of quid.
otakubot
12-20-2001, 07:57 PM
you would be much better off it you bought one. they are made with aluminum pin arrays to draw out heat and special fan/fin designs for max heat dissipation. homegrown fans rarely (if ever) have better heat efficiency than premades. gideontech.com has great reviews, read em there.
Huh? Wha? I think I missed something...:confuse:
el zorro
12-28-2001, 06:28 AM
Here's a link you might find helpful. Click on it and scroll down to "Mask Fans".
http://www.stinggroup.addr.com/modindex.html
I got my x-wind for $25! But I don't no where online. I got it Christmas.
Ohhh, to use as a mask fan....I went crazy there for a second.
faniffyperson
01-14-2002, 09:53 AM
how about this... go to a radio shack like ciaran.mooney said and make one fan blow air in and the other air out. sorry I don't have any plans for one but it's an idea.
shoes06
01-18-2002, 06:27 PM
well i'm more of a computer nerd and electrician than a paintballer but i can help u here....a 60 mm fan would prolly work or maybe a 80 (both can be found at radio shack) and run on standard 12 volt. I don't know what method of a power source you are using but radio shack sells small project enclosures which house 1 or 2 9v batteries and a switch.don't really have a diagram now but if u want one i could draw a quick one just to give u and idea
Killerbob
01-19-2002, 07:39 PM
I don't see why a computer fan wouldn't work - even though the paintball fans are specifically designed for it, computer fans are designed to cool processors that get extremly hot.
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