I have the Rosewill Cullinan Blue case(http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=11-147-259&ignorebbr=true). I want to try to swap the fans to RGB fans soon. I was curious if I’d be able to swap out the fan hub or would I just have to install the new hub/controller next to it.
Can you change built in fan hub on Rosewill Cullinan Blue case?
- Thread starter suberrr
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Basically: Yes.
The stock fan hub is screwed in with 2x screws;
image:
source: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/7883/rosewill-cullinan-mid-tower-chassis-review/index5.html
Though, since it has control wires that go to the front panel, so you can control the speed of the fans, it's highly unlikely that your new fan hub supports the same fan speed control method. Thus making the fan speed control switch on front I/O unusable.
The stock fan hub is screwed in with 2x screws;
image:
source: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/7883/rosewill-cullinan-mid-tower-chassis-review/index5.html
Though, since it has control wires that go to the front panel, so you can control the speed of the fans, it's highly unlikely that your new fan hub supports the same fan speed control method. Thus making the fan speed control switch on front I/O unusable.
Aeacus
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Basically: Yes.
The stock fan hub is screwed in with 2x screws;
image:
source: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/7883/rosewill-cullinan-mid-tower-chassis-review/index5.html
Though, since it has control wires that go to the front panel, so you can control the speed of the fans, it's highly unlikely that your new fan hub supports the same fan speed control method. Thus making the fan speed control switch on front I/O unusable.
The stock fan hub is screwed in with 2x screws;
image:
source: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/7883/rosewill-cullinan-mid-tower-chassis-review/index5.html
Though, since it has control wires that go to the front panel, so you can control the speed of the fans, it's highly unlikely that your new fan hub supports the same fan speed control method. Thus making the fan speed control switch on front I/O unusable.
Aeacus :
Basically: Yes.
The stock fan hub is screwed in with 2x screws;
image:
source: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/7883/rosewill-cullinan-mid-tower-chassis-review/index5.html
Though, since it has control wires that go to the front panel, so you can control the speed of the fans, it's highly unlikely that your new fan hub supports the same fan speed control method. Thus making the fan speed control switch on front I/O unusable.
The stock fan hub is screwed in with 2x screws;
image:
source: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/7883/rosewill-cullinan-mid-tower-chassis-review/index5.html
Though, since it has control wires that go to the front panel, so you can control the speed of the fans, it's highly unlikely that your new fan hub supports the same fan speed control method. Thus making the fan speed control switch on front I/O unusable.
Okay awesome thank you very much.
OK, I came here and I have some info to share plus some help to all. I am replacing my blue 12-LED stock Cullinan case that is one model back. The fan control in place looks like what Aeacus posted BUT the left is now a 4 pin connector with 3 wires coming from the Cullinan box control buttons. The new fan control of these new LED RGB 12 LED 120mm fans has a 3 wire connector where it says control but it has attached a looped single wire. So I have 3 wires that need to get thinner with a 3 prong connector. Even Culligan is speachless as to what each cable does. Oh, the new hub control is magnetic and just pops onto the back (no screws). If I could just get speed control together I would turn on this monster of a PC. I really like these cases.
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