Does this fan work with 4 pin PWM fans? I am curious, and it doesn't have a picture of the fan connecting end of the cable.
80838
This is a 4-pin molex connector to 4 individual 3-pin standard fan connectors. 2 5V and 2 12V connectors.
80839
It only connects to 3-Pin fans. Also if you used something like this with your fan you will not get to use the PWM features, as the fan can't be modulated if connected directly to the PSU (Unless there is a dial on the fan).
1314403
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.
1642395
There's a cable with the little fan connectors on it. Additionally, some motherboards have 1 or 2 fan control plugs (in addition to the CPU fan control). If your motherboard has them, then it's *probably* a good idea to use those for the primary case fan, as the BIOS will rev the fans up and down according to its needs. (I think the included cable is designed to plug into an old-style Molex connector from the power supply, but I'm not 100% sure and I can't get to my machine at the moment.)
8080
Yes... to any 4-pin fan connector. I also happen to have this MoBo, I am using this adapter to energize 2 CPU cooler fans, and also a 3 to 1 adapter to energize a lot more :)
1382878
You need still need to buy another power connector to make the connection. As for the fan having speed control it does not for that model.
291490
zzzzzz.... use your search engine. there are other fan controllers that allow PWM control but you will have to pay for the price
1594191
To be absolutely concise - the fan has one 3-wire connector and one 1-wire connector. The 3-wire connector works on a non PWM 3-wire motherboard connector. IN this case the 4th wire/connector is not used.If the motherboard connector is 4-wire then you first plug in the 3-wire connector from the fan and then plug the 1-wire connector into a slot in the 3-sire connector. Doing this results in a 4-wire connector which then supports PWM speed control.
2223411
Well two things, you can find adapter cables the have 3pin to 4 pin molex. What i did was, i went and bought a fan controller for my case that allows me to control the fan speeds. Example of the cable im talking about is this( 3-Pin to 4-Pin Adapter )
487913
I used a fan splitter cable such as SilverStone Technology All Black Sleeved 1-to-2 Sleeved PWM Fan Splitter Cable (CPF01)You could also use a separate fan controller instead.
670635
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.
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.
1589511
I'm sorry, but I don't have the knowledge on your existing fan model to see if it will work. You may want to contact the vendor SupplyEdge. Take care
1916724
No this fan did not work at all on my board, it was a wast of time to try and replace the fan. I ended up get a fanless video card (Asus GT520 2G DDR3 PCIE DVI/HDMI/VGA LP ENGT520 SL/DI/2GD3 Graphics Card). Bob
2050362
Hmmm, Amazonfan, not sure what to tell you regarding your converter - I'm sure it'll work fine, and this fan sure doesn't seem to be a power hog to me, so I seriously doubt it's gonna blow anything out -but you'll have to attach it to both your mobo and your psu. I doubt it'll function otherwise. I set mine at full speed, and it does a great job of cooling at that setting, and is whisper quiet.Not entirely sure I answered your question completely here, but that's the best advice I can give you, going by my own install experiences...
1830302
If your fan has a pullcord with 3 fan speeds and off, then I believe it will work. If it looks like the illustration, then it is worth the try! Just make sure you turn the power off to the circuit, or be very careful!
37055
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).
1023109
This cable will connect 2 fans in parallel, meaning they run at the same speed. So whatever fan control speed set up for the 1st is the same for the 2nd.