will this work with 4 pin fan connectors?
1389186
No far as I know it just works with 3 you would have to buy some 3to4pin adapters but it works very well with 3pin fan
569839
As I recall, the fan has a three pin connector. If that works with a fan controller then I suspect it will work.
40023
There are 2 connectors total, both are 4 pin connectors, 1 designated for CPU, the other is for a chassis fan.
2223408
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( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BSJGL0/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_1?pf_rd_p=1944687642&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B0081K3ZS0&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1ZAJWCWY4ZQ5ZDKRAFXV )
2151184
3 pin generally means it's a pwm fan still just no 4th connector for the motherboard to control it. I have used this cable with corsair sp120 af120, and noctua nf-f12s.
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).
1925763
- 2 x CPU Fan connectors (1 x 4-pin, 1 x 3-pin)- 2 x Chassis Fan connectors (1 x 4-pin, 1 x 3-pin)- 1 x Power Fan connector (3-pin)
37054
Pretty sure they are 4 pin. I will look when I get home and if I am wrong I will update in 24h. You can use 3 pin fans, Ive done it before, just make sure the groove on the fan headers line up and theyll run.
1039457
Yes you certainly can. Keep in mind the pwm means it has 4 pins. Double check to make sure you get the correct adapter for your needs, you can also get an extension cable (non Y) for fan's as well, they vary in length from a few inches to several feet. Hope this helps.
1882173
It will work with 24pin main power the 8 pin CPU power was hard to tell I think it comes as 4pin but there are 2 next to eachother. I was fidgeting through all the fans in the comp its hard to see.
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
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
1269042
No sir this adapter is for 7 pin to six pin or 4 pin. They do make one for what your looking for. I don't kno what the part number is off hand.
1627957
Power Fan Connector (PWR_FAN1) 3 pin any 3 pin chassis fanChassis Fan Connector (CHA_FAN1) 3 pin any 3 pin chassis fan
826243
This has a 3 wire/3 pin connector you can plug directly into your motherboard IF your motherboard has an available "case fan" 3 pin connector. Not to be confused with a 4 pin PWM connector which is typically often labelled "CPU Fan" on the motherboard. Another alternative is to get a converter cable with 3 pin female on one end, and 4 pin "molex" on the other and plug into an available molex 4 pin connector if you have one of those available on your wiring harness coming out of the power supply. You CAN get an adapter cable to come off a 4 pin PWM connector to the 3 pin fan, and it should also work. 4 pin PWN is different than 4 pin Molex. Not sure what you are asking when you say "connect all on a single cable". Do you mean install all 4 fans in one pc and connect them all on the same power connection? The answer to that is you would want probably want to look at the specs for the power/voltage/current of the supply cable, and then calculate the load of the 4 fans to determine that. Probably yes....these don't draw a lot of power. But you'll most likely need a bunch of Y adapaters to do that. Also you may want to be aware that more fans in not always better....what you want is good airflow through the case. If you are just trying to connect 2 I'm pretty sure you can connect those off one line. I ran 3 off one line with no problem briefly until I installed a multifan controller -- then the controller plugged into one 4 pin molex for power and each fan plugged directly to the controller.Unlike Josh below, my 4 fan pack did not include any 3 pin to molex adpater...just the 4 fans with their 3 pin connectors. But another 80mm fan I bought from cooler master did come with 4pin molex to dual 3 pin connectors. You might have to buy some connectors depending on your options available in your box.
2014275
It should, this part comes with a 4 pin molex to 2 pin adapter that works with most power supplies.
55160
It is a 4 pin. It will work on a 3 pin connector, but it will be a single speed (the 4th pin is the PWM/speed control pin). Make sure you're aware that its max TDP cooling capacity is 65 watts). I was using this cooler on a 65w court, and it would not keep it cool enough for me in an ITX build....I changed it out for a stock cooler....a bit more noise, but the cpu now stays in the upper 30c, where as with this cooler temps were always in the high 50s.