spongebob128
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- Nov 5, 2011
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I noticed that the RPM reported by my Delta non-pwm fan (AFB1212SHE-CF00) went totally insane when on the Rheosmart's PWM controlled mode (50000 RPM!, etc.) so I guessed that the outputted power quality is utterly garbage in PWM controlled mode. So I went to a Radio Shack and got me a big-ass capacitor and soldered it to a fan header and bingo the RPM became good and rheosmart worked. The rheosmart still has a low range on the AFB1212SHE. I think in PWM controlled mode the fan outputs are ganged together by the switches, so you only have to do one fan header. Encouraged by my success I even plugged my PWM fan (Delta FFB1212EH-PWM) (#2) in the Rheosmart as a non-pwm fan for ganged control. The Rheosmart still has a very low PWM range though:
#1 #2
0% 0 0
1% 1654 384
2% 1976 686
3% 2319 988
4% 2477 1102
5% 2689 1350
6% 2830 1459
7% 2967 1618
8% 3096 1719
9% 3214 1851
10% 3341 1962
15% 3552 2335
20% 3658 2601
25% 3708 2818
30% 3760 2980
35% 3781 3125
40% 3824 3237
45% 3835 3358
50% 3857 3452
55% 3857 3524
etc.
100% 3901 3924
Note you do lose some max voltage with the rheosmart as these fans will be about 4100 RPM when direct connected.
#1 #2
0% 0 0
1% 1654 384
2% 1976 686
3% 2319 988
4% 2477 1102
5% 2689 1350
6% 2830 1459
7% 2967 1618
8% 3096 1719
9% 3214 1851
10% 3341 1962
15% 3552 2335
20% 3658 2601
25% 3708 2818
30% 3760 2980
35% 3781 3125
40% 3824 3237
45% 3835 3358
50% 3857 3452
55% 3857 3524
etc.
100% 3901 3924
Note you do lose some max voltage with the rheosmart as these fans will be about 4100 RPM when direct connected.