As long as you use the correct voltage,12v, the fans wil operate properly as long as your power supply is rated high enough to supply the current your fans need. so add up the amp rating of all your fans, this total is what your power supply will need to be minimum, rated for more amps its ok, just gives you room to ad more to it. but if your supply is rated at a lower amperage than what all your fans are gonna draw, youll more than likely burn up the power supply
and it will, right up untill something burns. mebbe if your lucky, you got wall adapters with fusible links....
actually, it will have quite the opposite effect...
good post- you forgot a CRITICAL step however-
An easy way to solve this is to either find a scrap pc power supply or buy a new one of cheapest and lowest wattage u can find, google which 2 pins on the ATX contact u need to connect together to jumpstart it without a motherboard and there u go =).. it can handle as many fans as u want and it will allways be delivering correct power to your fans. Allso even if it says its 250w it won't suck out 250w, its just the max it can handle..it will only use enough to pull its own weight, meaning the internal fan, itself and the fans u hook it up to.
taken a bit out of context ^^
Most ppl here got a pretty decent vocabulary. I'd love to get rith of what u'd call a typical foreign accent even tho we dont sound like arabs ^^ Everyone here learns English from 2 grade until they graduate and we are heavily influenced by english through music and commercials etc. I guess its just a question of decades until it becomes like a alternative everyday languish other then the allrdy existing wordplay with slang and ghetto lingo..
