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    OUYA Fan skylargray's Avatar
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    You know...what would actually work better would be a relay that switches with 3V DC input. This would need a basic protection circuit.

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    This is what I did...
    Grab a generic NPN switching transistor with a resistor and use the +5V supplied by the USB port to switch the +12V for the fan on/off.
    The fan will be on whet the unit is on, and off when the unit is completely off (it will run when the uint is 'sleeping'/standing by).
    I consider this as a temporally solution, until the heating issue gets fixed.

    Pic here.

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    Yes I like the sound of this as my fan is on 24/7 even when powered off but I don't mind as how hot these run is not good for there longevity

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    You know whats strange. My Noctua fan is on 24/7 as long as the unit is plugged in even off. its strange I replaced it with the stock fan and the stock fan is the same. I checked the board and its fine. I have been playing with the kernel settings via performance control and its rooted but all is good. the hottest I have been able to get it streaming 1080P from my mac to it via ethernet is 138F which is ~ 58C so I am happy until my 3D printer comes and I can make a proper case.

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