760GM-E51 add case cooling fan!

I plan to add another 2 case cooling fans to my 760GM-E51.
The fan's working current is 0.29mA, so the total current for 4 fans is 1.16A.
I want to know if the SYSFAN 3 pin connector has a current limit? And if it could damage my board?
Thanks!

http://www.silentpcreview.com/article6-page1.html
I had a noisy fan and made my own speed reducer with 8V voltage regulator I had but the above works just as good and is free if you have the needed hardware.

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I have been reading for hours and haven't seen one issue close to mine,I am almost 100% certain I received a bad board but before I ship it back I want some input from ya'll please,first system specs,
msi 760gm-e51(fx)
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WD Black,caviar I think it's called 1tb
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hopefully one day will be installing win 7 ultimate x64
Ok so being as this is by far my first build I have tried everything that I know,thus I come to you
First things first assembled everything into case,made sure to wear grounding bracelet plug in all appropriate cables turn the system on it doesn't do anything,case fans and cpu fan are turning but no monitor signal,hmmm odd,shut system down check connectors etc etc etc again,turn system on get a loading screen it reads "GeForce GT 630 powered by nVIDIA,next line reads AMD 8120 3.1ghz,alright then I get a flash of a pretty mother board with some msi logo,next I get a screen that says "No bootable devices found please press any key to enter boot menu" ok so I press enter the next message is "No bootabe devices found. Restarting" I don't have a dvd player yet(it hasn't arrived)so I made a flash drive bootable of windows 7,my other computer recognizes it just fine. ok so it restarts same error message about a dozen times,so I go grab the hard drive out of my functioning computer and plug it in and turn on the system,no bios options screen no cmos options buttons and I get the same error,it restarts but this time it ends up loading a windows xp partition off of this old hard drive,ok so that is at the windows loading screen,when my monitor flashed red and the computer shutoff,so it restarts and I get the previous message of no bootable devices found,hmmm so I restart and I get a new screen says "OC failed press f2 to enter bios options" sweet so I hit F2 and it freezes on the loading screen of that for 35 minutes and nothing so I power off again,this time I power back on and nothing happens,fans spin in case and cpu but blank screen,did this a few dozen times the last few days and I get one of those three screens everytime,never in my last 20 years of building computers have I ever not even been able to access bios,please I am begging everyone for help

Is there a green sticker on the bios chip? If not, what is the date code in the s/n of the mobo? The release date of the bios that supports that cpu is 2011-11-14, so it probably isn't that, but a good place to start.
FX-Series Zambezi FD8120FRW8KGU FX-8120 200 3.10 8M 8M B2 125 7596v32.zip
Next, remove all but one stick of ram and do a full cmos clear and see if the problem goes away. Try other sticks individually if it does, then try in dual channel etc.
Also, that board has onboard vga i believe, remove the discrete card and see if the issue goes away.
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Edit: @Bern beat me by a tick

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I just got a late 2013 13" MacBook Pro with retina display and I'm wondering how many cooling fans are in the machine. I've noticed when I use iTunes to play music/movies or use the iTunes visualizer, it gets hot. I've seen the videos on the retinas and I've notived that the 15" model has two and I can't find any videos or pictures indicating whether the 13" has one or two. I know that the openings on the side are to bring in air and then pushes it out where the screen and the keyboard meet. I notice a lot of hot air coming out more towards the right of the machine than the left. I had a mid 2012 non-retina Pro but I had it replaced as it had too many issues and I know when I used it, it didn't get as hot when I did this stuff. I'm just making sure in case it's an issue, even thought I got this new MacBook on Monday 6/9/14. I'm also guessing it heats up faster since its a smaller machine and the components are a lot closer. And I understand that playing games or doing something that requires a lot of processing or graphics power will cause the machine to heat up since it's requiring so much from the machine. Like I said, I want to avoid having issues with this one. My last MacBook had three logic boards, two hard drives, hard drive cable, hard drive bracket, and clam shell replaced in less than a year of purchase in September 2013. When the hard drive crashed last week for no apparent reason last week, I took it to Apple on Monday this week and they finally made the choice to replace it completely and I upgraded to a retina just by paying the difference.

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Has the third-party vendor plans to offer an alternative download path, which would seem reasonable for a case such as this with a "mountain of reports" involved?
Given your long discussion with the vendor and with Apple, have there been specific suggestions you've tried and found haven't worked? Otherwise, we're just going to repeat some of those.
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Hello
I have the problem that constantly runs in my Nootebook the fan. How can I open the case and clean it?
I have a Satellite L850-1KG
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sparkle123 wrote:
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Cleaned fan but still runs constantly.
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Any help appreciated.
Have posted this several times but no one responds!
What L-50A. there is a sticker on the bottom that shows the full model number. Please provide.
You posted several times? In case your not aware, this forum is manned by users like you who donate their time trying to help each other. We're not paid and don't work for Toshiba, so posting once is sufficient. You should have the Toshiba crap ware called Health Monitor which shows the current temp of cpu as well as the % fan. See if you can locate it on yours and post back what your values are for idle and under stress.
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