Connecting NZXTphantom410 fan contoller

[SamDe]

Hello everyone

I'm replacing all my components to another case, the NZXT phantom 410. This case has an internal fan controller. (See pic 4) the output cables are one Molex cable and 4 fan cables (see pic 2).

I have no idea how to connect these with my MOBO or PSU? Pic 5 shows a PSU cable with Molex and another connection (idk what) Picture 1 is another cable with Molex coming out the PSU.
I have no idea what picture 3 is...

The PC where the components are coming from is note mine so idk about some components...
Can someone please tell me what I should do with all the cables and to connect the Fans with fancontroller?

Thanks
Sam Deckers

Link to pictures: http://postimg.org/gallery/86zj2nyu/e2a2e4a9/

 

[vagrantsoul]

can't view the images here at work... from the one i was in... you hook the molex up to the PSU, and then put the fans into the other connectors that come off the controller, the speed is all controlled by the hub itself (and the sliders)

 

[prit87]

you have to connect the molex from your case to the molex of your psu then connect the fans in the little 3pin connectors....the 3rd image is a molex to 3pin fan connector...

 

[SamDe]

Ok thanks both of you, molex is connected now, but there are already 3 fans pre insalled. So those little fan connectors (the 4 showed) in those I have to plug additional fans who I may buy later? The pre insalled fans are they already connected?

 

[prit87]

yes you can do that or u can put the pre installed fan to the fan connector for adjusting their speeds....

 

[SamDe]

Ok thanks, gonna boot him up in an hour, if something is not right i'll ask ok?

 

[prit87]

ya sure..

 

[SamDe]

Ok fans are spinning! All works super! But one problem, I get the bootmgr is missing...

 

[prit87]

The most common reasons for BOOTMGR errors include corrupt and misconfigured files, hard drive and operating system upgrade issues, corrupt hard drive sectors, an outdated BIOS, and damaged or loose hard drive interface cables.

Another reason you might see BOOTMGR errors is if your PC is trying to boot from a hard drive or flash drive that is not properly configured to be booted from.

 

[SamDe]

Yes thanks, its fixed now... so one last question, as I'm doing a clean etc can I open up my Video Card (Radeon HD6870) and clean it? And re-aply thermal paste etc?

 

[prit87]

i am not myself comfortable doing that i mean you can clean the gpu but removing the heatsink of the gpu and reapplying the TP i will not suggest that..you can do it though its my personal opinion..

 

[SamDe]

Ok no prob, I think I'm gonna try it tomorrow, thanks for the help today!

 

[prit87]

your welcome..