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Summary: Keep a computer from overheating by installing a case fan. Hook up a computer case fan with the tips in this free video on peripherals from a professional computer hardware trainer.
James MacGregor is the training coordinator at InterConnection based out of Seattle, WA. He has been in the computer industry for six years. His experience in computers includes...read more
"You know one thing I hate is when it's really hot outside. One thing your computer hates, when it's really hot inside. My name is James computer training coordinator for interconnection. And I'm going to show you how to install an internal case fan into your computer. The first step is to identify how it's going to install. Case fans can install in a couple of different ways. One this would put screws through here into the case. Two is just with a clip that clamps on to here. In our case we have the clip method. These simply go like this, you push them where this clip is, push them in and they simply snap in place. Very easy. Now to install it you have a couple of different connectors one is a small connector like this, that will plug in to a port on your mother board. The port will basically have three pins sticking out and a little tongue that will simply go right there. Another method is with an adapters like this, they'll convert it to a standard power supply plug that you can plug in to any extra power outlet you have on your computer. My name is James and I must showed you how to install a case fan into your computer."
eHow Article: How to Install Computer Case Fans