supercharging a fan

[krayzeemunkee]

I have a thermaltake case and the fans that came with it are awsome. On max they make very little noise. i was wondering if there was a way to run the fans faster than they were made to run?

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[shawnlizzle =]]

uhhh.... what fans are those, if allowed, run them at a higher voltage?

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[mozzartusm]

If you add more voltage I think that it would increase the speed. The problem that you may run into is that at a certain speed they will begin to vibrate or put off a humming sound.

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[shawnlizzle =]]

you can always buy a rubber vibration muffler

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[mozzartusm]

I dont know what its called, but there is a noise that doesnt have anything to do with the vibration of the frame or fan itself. Arent you talking about one of those rubber things that is basically made like a gasket?

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[shawnlizzle =]]

ermm, i don't know what ur talkign about haha, we are not understandign each other, but they say a picture(and some words) are worth a thousand words(plus the couple that i added)

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[mozzartusm]

Gotcha

Your correct in that it will stop the vibration. The humming that I was referring to is something different all together. Its a phenominon that occurs due to the way that the baldes beign to twist at very high speeds.

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[shawnlizzle =]]

😵 not a expert in physics, i'm only a freshmen in highschool =D

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