Recent content by DrMasterOfNone

Agreed. But seeing as I don't have PWM fans on the case, just looking to see if I can turn down the fan speed even a little bit to make it quieter. I'm not looking for fine control on the fan speeds... yet. At which point It's probably going to be better to replace all fans.

I ordered a Female SATA to Male Molex converter and will attempt to step down the voltage to 7v from 12v and see how much of a diff it makes to speed, noise and air movement.

Yeah I can control my CPU Air cooler fans in the Bios. But even when the fans are connected directly to the motherboard (only two of the three actually terminate in 4 pin that can sort of fit on the motherboard fan plug) I can't control them in Bios.

It's just a weird set up because majority of these hubs I see require 4pin in from all the fans and connect to PSU via SATA. This just has one fan with SATA instead of 4 pin and expects that to take all the 4 pin plugs from the rest of the fans instead of a control board. What's even weirder is...

Forgot to attach the plug pictures. https://postimg.cc/gallery/qJ4R5K7

Nope the 4 pin connector is the same size as a regular PC fan plug. It actually fits on the motherboard fan connector. I have attached the open male 4 pin connector of the rear 120mm fan. Is there a similar fan speed controller for SATA plug?

Hi Guys, Main question - How can I control the speed of pre-installed PC Case fan that connect directly into PSU? PC enthusiast but a newbie here - so bear with me. I recently built a system (Components listed below). I was going for a reasonable PC - nothing super cheap or nothing super...