Scythe Kaze master Mofsets? reaching 91+C with 2 fans attached within specs??

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Thats the normal current. However just like other fans, they have a higher starting current which is somewhere around same numbers as that 0.3A. Depending of which GT ofc. For some reasons some sites just write the running current of the fan and some write the starting current of the fan...

And its pretty easy to figure out since if those currents would really be like 0.049A... You could run like a dozen of them with any controller. But anyway... They use just as much power as normal fans.

GT's are the leader of the pack when it comes to efficiency. Just check out this chart.



Here's the whole review of many different fans: http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coo...s-roundup.html

And here is data taken for all the different GT's, including their peak current:
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coo...oundup_18.html

Check out the peak current (which would include startup) for some other fans

Thats what the specs GT says. But I don't believe it. Time to make a special cable and check amps myself.............

Grr my multimeter fuse is blown from another past experiment, more tomorrow once the fuse is replaced.........

Go for it. I'd check mine with my multimeter, but they are all soldered in parallel, heat shrinked, zip tied, and in my case.

These aren't your typical computer fan, with all marketing gimmicks, ect. They are pretty much precision made industrial fans made by a fan manufacturer ( www.nidec-servo.com ). They are just marketed by scythe.