Do you guys know how to connect the fan to mother board?
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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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You can only plug it into the PSU. It's maybe possible to plug it into the motherboard (with an adapter for 4 pin to 3/4pin fan connector) but ther may be consequences, Why? For one, if you plug in 4 fans onto one connector on the motherboard the fans won't work (won't spin at standard speed) and also a high chance it will short Circuit the motherboard due to over power usage. Just pug it into the PSU and your good, also keep in mind that the cable has 2 sets of different voltages (2 of each), make sure the fans would work with bolth voltages or one voltages are compatible.
2190573
This fan (as with most) come with the two pin Molex connector .... which connects directly to your motherboard. Most motherboards have at least two of these (one for the processor fan, and the other for a case fan). Not sure how many you plan to connect, but it seems to me that those two are sufficient. Of course, the fan will work with any 12v DC power (direction depending on which way you connect the two wires). How many do you plan to connect, and are you already using the TWO provided 12v connectors on your motherboard?
595074
It comes with a heatsink/fan with thermal paste already on it. Just place the fan assembly on top of the microprocessor and hook the 4 hold owns to your motherboard.
1321713
Either the fan is broken (easily replaceable), or its a problem with your motherboard, try connecting the top fans to a different connector on your motherboard, if that doesn't fix it, I'd just replace the fan, or get the box replaced.
1305613
Just plug it into the PCI express slot. Being fanless, it will receive enough power from the motherboard and not require direct connection to the power supply.
1869009
There is a set of prongs just below and to the right of the RAM card slots, labeled "sysfan1". If you want a second fan, you'll have to hook it up to your power supply. That's as far as I know.
2257815
No, you dont. At least not in my setup, dunnow how is yours. Check where your fan is, and how it is installed. This fan has 4 screws just like the original
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
563603
My gut feeling is that it has to connect to a powered USB port, not just a USB connection. If your motherboard doesn't work, try a PCI adapter card.
458902
In my experience with CoolerMaster fans recently I note that the maker logo is the output side. The plain or shiny label is the intake side. Some fans have an arrow - you can believe that is correct. Or, just plug it into a fan wire outlet on the mobo and watch.
401958
Yup, it'll connect right up.Edit: I've got mine hooked up to my PSU powering six fans.
1045046
You can look on Amazon for fan control devices, but most MB have enough connection to work with this case. This you will see isn't a big deal. Good luck.
434469
As said in the previous comments, once it's plugged into the motherboard, you are halfway there. My fan has a 3-position switch at the end of a wire, else, it will be on the case. The speed settings are low, medium and high.
1218672
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
1517996
These are three-pin fans. You would need to control them through the motherboard or a fan controller.
1388882
There are no instructions included with the fan. I went on YouTube and referenced the following DIY video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cGzpdf4GmIBest of luck.