Recent content by B.ONeal

Thanks again. I may or may not be able to provide an update depending on if this build works well, or if it causes a fire :\

Thanks for finding that - that's the connector! I'm honored to have you baffled, haha. I think I found a device that will provide power and allow me to plug something in to get this build going again!: https://www.amazon.com/Taurus-Control-Mystic-ASROCK-BIOSTAR/dp/B0743LGBNH Unfortunately it...

Yup. Just added to: https://photos.app.goo.gl/jRYifeahMrzXLdGx8 May just be getting some new fans and a new controller which will likely lead to more fans...more $...and a bigger project ha. But, that's how PC building goes, right?? :)

Ok, I got them out and they are 6 pin.

They are: TT-1225 120mm Black Case Fan, 4-Pin Power Connector Thermaltake TT-1225 Case Fan 12V 0.18A 120mm ZT12025SL Clear Red Light https://pcpartsoutletstore.com/thermaltake-tt-1225-case-fan-12v-0-18a-120mm-zt12025sl-clear-red-light.html But I can't get them out of the controller. Trying a...

Thanks a lot for looking into it further. I just tried to remove the fan headers from the controller but they didn't budge at first (going to try again in a minute). They are 12V fans but I think my MB fan headers are 5V. I need to look at MB docs to see if there is a 12V header. Thanks again.

Ok, thanks. That makes sense that it's an RGB Hub. I guess I need a power cable/adapter to connect the +12V RGB and GRB Header (if they make such a thing), so it gets power and lights up the fans. I wonder if it's still possible to get PWM control or fan control in general. Maybe I should have...

Thanks for the info. The header(s) coming out of the controller are actually not normal 4 pin fan headers, they differ a bit in that they are symmetrical without a tab. There is a female and male that are tied into the same cable and they can plug into each other. IDK lol Photo of controller...

I'm building a new/used PC with a MSI P67A-GD65 motherboard and Thermaltake Case (Thermaltake Versa J25 Tempered Glass RGB Edition). I'm having trouble figuring out what exactly I should do to power the 3 120mm 12 V RGB fans in the front that are connected via the Thermaltake Dual-Mode 12V SYNC...