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    Just a Virtualized Geek MrLinus's Avatar
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    Motherboard Manual: Intel 82430VX

    Hey everyone,

    I have an old Pentium machine that I use to play around it. Recently the CPU fan has begun to die and I wanted to replace it. I found one that should work but rather than have a drive power connect it has a smaller motherboard power connect but damned if I can find the location on the motherboard for it.

    So I'd thought I'd fire up Google and see if I could find it online. I haven't had much luck with Google. I was curious if anyone knew of a good (OLD) manual storage website.
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    What is your pentium?

    The lateral approach is to just attach a heatsink/fan that will connect to a normal power supply outlet?

    I will see what I cann find out about your MoBo "this side of the pond" so to speak

    Get back with that info please.

    Cheers

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    Just a Virtualized Geek MrLinus's Avatar
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    If I could find one.. .. That's the problem...

    I'm using a Cyrix 100 or 166 (can't remember). It's a oldie but goodie. Previously I had a CPU fan that had a molex adapter but when I bought these fans ($5 each) over the weekend, I didn't check the connectors. Low and behold it had the smaller, 3-prong connect as opposed to the larger 4 prong female connector.

    I looked on the board but the only 3 prong connector I found was for TB SW (Turbo Switch -- this shows exactly how ancient this one is).
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    Hi MsMittens.. I found parts of the manual but it doesn't really cover the connectors all that well. I think you'll have to get an adapter or hack your new fan cable/connector up a little bit.

    http://www.elhvb.com/mboards/fullyes/82430VX.html

    I'll have another look around to see if I can find more.

    edit : I'm not quite sure but I think this may be it..
    http://www.qdi.nl/download/document/...plorer/VX2.zip

    Still, you're best bet is to cut the connector off of the old fan and solder the wires from the old connector to the new fan's wires.

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    Ya.. that's the one... A friend said I'd likely need a special Molex adapter (he has a few) but I wanted to double check to see if maybe I was blind or something..
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    great.. it's good to have techie friends with parts laying around..

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    Glad to hear it worked, I have a Cyrix 233 with fan , but your MoBo won't support it I am afraid

    Cheers

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