I can use 2 fans per system fan pin connector on the motherboard right? Instead of plugging in 1fan/sys fan
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Yes sir. I bought these when I got 2 Corsair SP120's and they work perfectly.
784982
In short, yes. I have four fans connected to one motherboard fan header-- one fan connector to the mother board, and from its two "outlets", two more connectors, each to two fans. CAUTION: Look up the motherboard specifications for Amps supplied by one fan header, and then find how many Amps each fan uses, so that the total is not more than what the motherboard header is rated for.
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Correct. I use two of these to run 4 case fans.. 2 in front and 2 in rear. My motherboard controls the speed as designed. These are 4 pin connectors for PWM style fans. Don't be fooled as 1 connector only has 3 pins, this is by design to 'ignore' 1 fans speed signal to not 'confuse' the motherboard. Enjoy!
226785
The 8pin cpu connector of this psu can be splitted in 4+4pin. So just split it then choose the one which fits your mother board
193396
The Motherboard supports two CPU Fans and three System Fans. This motherboard runs very well.
474260
If your talking about the 4 pin molex connectors they attach to your power supply. A suggestion get rid of the stock fans they don't move very much air
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You connect the fan either to the motherboard or to the case. If your motherboard has sensors or settings to regulate the fans then you can use those or if you would prefer to do it via the case you hook them up to the case instead. I would recommend hooking the CPU fan to the motherboard as my MOBO gives me an error every boot saying no CPU fan detected.
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If you closely examine the motherboard photos, you will note it has 2 system fan headers. Being that it is mATX in size, you will be limited. If you want to have multiple fans running on your system, I would suggest you go with an ATX sized board, like this one: Gigabyte AMD FM2 A85X ATX Motherboard with Triple-Monitor support and Windows 8 Ready DDR3 1800 AMD - FM2 Motherboards GA-F2A85X-UP4It has at least 4 system fan headers on it.
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My power supply's have an 8 pin cable that breaks into 2, 4 pin connecters, so you'd only use 4 of the 8 pins
615125
It has a CPU main Fan connection as well as a CPU "Optional" fan connection. Then there is 1 Chassis fan connection on the right side of the mother board and 2 more chassis fan connections on the left side. That is 2 CPU Fans and 3 Chassis fans, which brings a total of 5 fans that can be connected to this MB.
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There are two 4 pin (PWM) fan headers - one for the cpu fan (CPU_FAN) and one chassis fan (SYS_FAN1). There are also two 3 pin fan connectors for NON pwm fans (SYS_FAN2 and PWR_FAN).
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I bought one because my mother board had only one fan connecoer and my case has two fans. it works. it has 3 pins just like any fan connector on a motherboard.
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Yes but not easy you could go on Kingston's web site and look or call them or I think you could look here on amazon for 2 fans and tie them Together with a 3 pin plug to the motherboard
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I believe you would power the fan splitter with the 3 pin power adapter plugged into one of your motherboards fan headers. However, with this configuration all fans connected to the splitter would receive the same amount of volts.
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No , this one can only have 2 fans same speed. If you want separate speeds you need Pwm splitter
688520
you could plug each fan to the board individually or use the connector that is on the fan speed controller to plug directly to power supply all the fan plugs will junction together but the fans were all run at the same speed
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you can use one fan if you like. You wont get the most out of the cooling, but it will still cool very well. My recommendation would be to replace the fans with one really good SP120 fan. Here is my install video of the process. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrBfVgpGhUc&list=PLvd6GtnBmcZlnf43RFLr16nLSY8dWYXqQ
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There are 2 connectors. You should really get a fan controller or something of the sort. Two fans won't cut it. I have 10 in mine but that is all personal preference.
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I apologize for my first answer. I thought you were asking about a case. The motherboard supports 2 case fans with the 2 prong cord, and supports one case fan with the 3 prong fan cord. However, it should not matter as long as long as your PSU comes with the 4 prong standard molex connector because most fans have two power options, one of which being the molex connector.