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| ====Cooling Fans==== | ====Cooling Fans==== | ||
| - | There are seven cooling fans in each case (eleven in the double-wide systems). Four of these fans are on the processor cooler (heat-sync). These fans are controlled by the motherboard on which they are housed (i.e. as the processor temperature increases, so does the fan speed). | + | There are seven cooling fans in each case (eleven in the double-wide systems). Four of these fans are on the processor cooler (heat sink). These fans are controlled by the motherboard on which they are housed (i.e. as the processor temperature increases, so does the fan speed). |
| - | There are two large fans on the bottom of the case. These fans pull air from underneath the case and push it into the three worker blades. The fans, using a " | + | There are two large fans on the bottom of the case. These fans pull air from underneath the case and push it into the three worker blades. The fans are attached to an auxiliary fan port on the main motherboard |
| The remaining fan is on the back of the case and runs at constant speed. This fan is used to help move air through the case. | The remaining fan is on the back of the case and runs at constant speed. This fan is used to help move air through the case. | ||
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