First problem is the non standard pin-out. Second is the system won't boot if the fan speed reading is too low.

So I could double the speed reading with a microcontroller, or I could double the control PWM signal. The latter may be more sensible if I want to ensure cooling.

Or stick to the original fan.

With PWM disconnected the fan runs fast enough to keep the board happy. Noisy though at that speed.

PWN drives at 12% roughly when cold. Sense is about 6Hz matching the fan spec. With PWM disconnected sense runs close to 60Hz.

With the fan running full speed the board is dropping the PWM output. Now at 10%.