- Nov 11, 2007
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Ok, so yesterday my http://www.zalman.co.kr/ENG/product/Product_Read.asp?Idx=164 broke off while i was at school. The bracket snapped in 2 for some odd reason and it killed my sound card on impact. The good part is that the local shop i had got the card from agreed to change it (it didn't look like it got hit), but i still had to buy a new cpu cooler, so i got a http://www.zalman.co.kr/ENG/product/Product_Read.asp?Idx=165 , which i believe is exactly the same but more silent.
So anyway, this new cooler has something called PWM (pulse width modulation). I seem to understand how this thing works, but what exactly are its benefits? My old cpu fan had something which was called Fan Mate (I didn't use it as i like keeping my fans on 100%), but i never fiddled with PWM before.
Im running an Asus Crosshair mobo, so im not sure it has support for it.
Thanks for any answers.
So anyway, this new cooler has something called PWM (pulse width modulation). I seem to understand how this thing works, but what exactly are its benefits? My old cpu fan had something which was called Fan Mate (I didn't use it as i like keeping my fans on 100%), but i never fiddled with PWM before.
Im running an Asus Crosshair mobo, so im not sure it has support for it.
Thanks for any answers.
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