It is a 9 blade design and incorporates dual ball bearing and is rated for 0 30a at 12v.
Control fan speed connected to power supply.
Choosing the appropriate frequency for this method can be somewhat tricky.
To enter the bios you need to reboot your computer and press a certain key.
The cool air drawn from the outside of the system will help cool down the power supply which will in turn ensure that the power supply operates at its utmost efficiency.
Duty cycle adjustments are made to control the speed of the fan.
The 120mm enermax branded fan eb122512h is controlled to rotate between 450 rpm and 2 000 rpm depending on the ambient temperatures.
The larger the duty cycle the faster the fan spins.
Bios settings before moving on to any fan speed control software try digging into the system s bios.
Would a 3 pin fan work on a 2 pin slot.
Seen in psus is a thermistor bonded into one of the heatsinks.
A fan connected this way can be controlled by g code and you can tell your slicer when and how fast to run it.
If the fan bearings were seizing the fan would not start.
Edit nr 2.
The fans in your computer can get power in one of two ways.
If you have room tape another 120mm fan to the bottom of the psu to drive.
Pulse width modulating pwm the fan directly involves turning the fan s power supply on and off at a fixed frequency.
As far as the ramps is concerned there is a spot for a 2 pin header near d2 that breaks out permanently on 12v.
Most modern computers already have built in controls there.