Will this work for 3 pin fans also?
1146643
You can plug in 3-pin fans in to this and use it to plug 2 fans (2 3-pins or even 1 3-pin + 1 4-pin) in to one motherboard header. You just wont have variable fan speed because the 4th pin is responsible for modulating it.
1146644
Seems like it. You can see this article to make sure. http://www.pcbheaven.com/wikipages/How_PC_Fans_Work/
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
1666845
They are 3-pin. They do work with 3pin voltage controllers to control fan speed.
325650
3 pin. It will connect to a 3 pin header but it will run at full speed in this configuration. Full speed is still a very slow and quiet 900rpm.
456154
This will work if your fans are low amps. If they are industrial type high amps it will break fast.
1309900
Usually, motherboards come with 4-pin connectors but the plastic support for the connector is usually set in a way that it can support 3-pin electrical connectors from fans. So, the short answer is that you will probably not need an adapter, it will work just fine just as it is.
761366
No it just lets you connect multiply fans to 1 usb header. They work well it is usually needed if you have lots of fans but only a few usb fan connect spots on your mother board. Note fan speeds are controlled by cpu load or fan controller on some later cpu chips. The 2 fans connected to this will run at the same speed.
1314404
I'm not aware of a four pin on a motherboard. Like it says, connect it to the power supply. It works fine as a 5volt or 12volt for a full speed fan.
1220033
As long as your current fan uses screws and not plastic clips this one should work without any problems (I've used this fan on several different brands of computers (e.g. Dell, HP, etc.) without any additional steps needed) - if your existing fan uses plastic clips then you may need to install the adapter to the mobo so it will accept the screws instead of the plastic clips... Good luck! RH
2016719
This switch will not support 8 fans, I think you need at least a 10AMP but you should check with the fan manufactured first
921792
Don't know but my board was support 3-pin and it was as per my requirement... and did not try using NZXT Individually Sleeved 3Pin fan Y Cable
200360
If the fans are 4 pin molex yes but you will need a splitter if you have more than 1 fan. If the fans are 3 pin your going to need a 4 pin to 3 pin splitter. As for the fan controller yes you can use this to power it as long as it has a 4 pin molex connector!
320702
I don't know why not, it is just a switch like any other. check the amp rating on the fans to make sure the total doesn't exceed the rating of the switch.
1229756
I don't know the max RPM for the stock fans (I didn't even use them; swapped them out with Excaliburs), but I know that they are 3pin (they do not come with a molex adaptor, so you'll need to buy those separately if you don't want to hook them up to your MB or fan controller).
1715292
3 pin you use on your hdd you should have plenty as long as you have a semi nice psu
1186536
No, the fans only have their attached 3 pin connector which can plug into a 3 or 4 on can controller on your motherboard. You will need an additional adapter to plug these fans into the power supply, likely through a molex connector.
2176359
I can't say for sure but, as long as you can get the positive, negative, and status pins plugged in right it should work fine but, again I'm not sure I love this controller but, I would suggest being sure it'll work and getting a fan controller with 4 pin connectors.