Closed ghost closed 1 year ago
TLDR: I'm 99% sure you don't even need a pull-up resistor as-per my read of the Noctua PWM whitepaper but DriftKingTw's blog says a >660Ω pull-up resistor is required.
According to the Noctua whitepaper an external pull-up isn't required; but according to the blog I originally based the electronics on a pull-up resister > 660Ω is required to protect the fan.
I've been meaning to run a test without the pull-up as I'm pretty sure it's not necessary as-per the Noctua/Intel 2005 PWM spec. I'm deciding to keep this issue indefinitely open so people can weigh in with their experience/expertise =)
Hmm ok thanks for that, another question I have is am I able to run 2 of them off 1 single 5v pin or will I have to wire them separately, (I am using the argon eon, I'm replacing the original fan since it's noisy which is a 60×60×10, so I need to replace it with 2 of the 40mm to compensate for the smaller size as the noctua 60mm doesn't fit)
You should be fine running them off of the same 5V pin/PWM input signal but I have not tested that configuration.
Thanks, I'll give it a shot and post an update on how it goes
Just tried the 2 fan setup works flawlessly, I don't know if they're running at half the speed because it's 2 fans on one pin at full power but it works
Also forgot to mention it seems to be working without disabling audio
Closing issue as there is no applicable action at this time. Will investigate PWM working without disabling audio.
Is it possible for me to use 680ohm resistor instead, I am also using a noctua A4x10