Two CPU Fans?

[Reactor Worker]

Wire-Spilcing would just lead to reduced power going to the initial default fan, probably making both fans do the equivalent of the Factory default fan

I don't think so. Depends how you wire it. If you made it a parallel circuit then they would both work at the peak of their performance (but would use twice the power).

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[TapeDeck]

Why not just attach the fan using a 4-pin molex connector to the powersupply, or better yet, use a 3-pin connector to attach it directly to the motherboard. No need for any of this intricate wire-splicing.

Yeah, just connect the red to the yellow wire and the black to the black wire next to the yellow (my case came with fans that are like this)

[jordguitar]

One fan on top. One fan on the side. Heatsink will be mostly made of prongs so air can pass freely both ways.

[TapeDeck]

One fan on top. One fan on the side. Heatsink will be mostly made of prongs so air can pass freely both ways.

huh?

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[Digmaster]

That would be counter-intuitive. That would block the passage of air through the heatsinks.

Nevermind, I thought you meant mesh the prongs