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3-pin fans - the fan is controlled by voltage. I think that means fan speed is adjusted by some physical means, such as a knob to turn. It's not possible to adjust the fan speed through the motherboard (i.e. Speedfan, bios, other software won't have any affect on the speed fan).
4-pin fan - the fan is controlled by pulse-width modulation (pwm), which seems to mean you can adjust fan speed through the motherboard using software/bios.
One of the reviews for the Silverstone FM122, which I'm leaning towards, states the fan is powered directly from the system PSU via the Molex connector. Should I understand what that means?
Also, it appears 3-pin fans are more common. I would have thought 4-pin fans would be the default choice due to the extra control, but perhaps thats a cost issue.
