How to wire this double GPU fan connector setup
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My GPU has two fans connected by 5 wires in total: 2 red, 2 black and 1 yellow.
Fan 1 has b+r+y, fan 2 has b+r.
Now my connector got damaged and the two wires from fan 2 came loose. I want to reconnect them by soldering them together on a new plug i found but i have never seen this setup before and have no idea how to connect these. My new plug has brown, red, orange, yellow.
How did the broken wires connect to the plug? Which cables do i need to solder together here? I may need a different plug altogether?
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My GPU has two fans connected by 5 wires in total: 2 red, 2 black and 1 yellow.
Fan 1 has b+r+y, fan 2 has b+r.
Now my connector got damaged and the two wires from fan 2 came loose. I want to reconnect them by soldering them together on a new plug i found but i have never seen this setup before and have no idea how to connect these. My new plug has brown, red, orange, yellow.
How did the broken wires connect to the plug? Which cables do i need to solder together here? I may need a different plug altogether?
fan gpu
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The question might be a lot simpler to answer if we knew the make and model of your GPU.
– Turbo J
Nov 17 at 17:54
It's a Gelid Solutions ICY Vision Rev.2 custom cooler (on an R9 290X)
– Martijn
Nov 19 at 21:04
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My GPU has two fans connected by 5 wires in total: 2 red, 2 black and 1 yellow.
Fan 1 has b+r+y, fan 2 has b+r.
Now my connector got damaged and the two wires from fan 2 came loose. I want to reconnect them by soldering them together on a new plug i found but i have never seen this setup before and have no idea how to connect these. My new plug has brown, red, orange, yellow.
How did the broken wires connect to the plug? Which cables do i need to solder together here? I may need a different plug altogether?
fan gpu
My GPU has two fans connected by 5 wires in total: 2 red, 2 black and 1 yellow.
Fan 1 has b+r+y, fan 2 has b+r.
Now my connector got damaged and the two wires from fan 2 came loose. I want to reconnect them by soldering them together on a new plug i found but i have never seen this setup before and have no idea how to connect these. My new plug has brown, red, orange, yellow.
How did the broken wires connect to the plug? Which cables do i need to solder together here? I may need a different plug altogether?
fan gpu
fan gpu
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migrated from electronics.stackexchange.com Nov 17 at 12:48
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The question might be a lot simpler to answer if we knew the make and model of your GPU.
– Turbo J
Nov 17 at 17:54
It's a Gelid Solutions ICY Vision Rev.2 custom cooler (on an R9 290X)
– Martijn
Nov 19 at 21:04
add a comment |
The question might be a lot simpler to answer if we knew the make and model of your GPU.
– Turbo J
Nov 17 at 17:54
It's a Gelid Solutions ICY Vision Rev.2 custom cooler (on an R9 290X)
– Martijn
Nov 19 at 21:04
The question might be a lot simpler to answer if we knew the make and model of your GPU.
– Turbo J
Nov 17 at 17:54
The question might be a lot simpler to answer if we knew the make and model of your GPU.
– Turbo J
Nov 17 at 17:54
It's a Gelid Solutions ICY Vision Rev.2 custom cooler (on an R9 290X)
– Martijn
Nov 19 at 21:04
It's a Gelid Solutions ICY Vision Rev.2 custom cooler (on an R9 290X)
– Martijn
Nov 19 at 21:04
add a comment |
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The question might be a lot simpler to answer if we knew the make and model of your GPU.
– Turbo J
Nov 17 at 17:54
It's a Gelid Solutions ICY Vision Rev.2 custom cooler (on an R9 290X)
– Martijn
Nov 19 at 21:04