Fan Controller Help

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I7Baby is right in the regard that the radiator fans do plug into the CPU header do to the fact that radiator fans are usually PWM fans, which require a 4 pin connection which opens these fans up for power variation to adjust the fan rpm, compared to fans that run off the standard 3 pin head which causes them to run at full speed 24/7. Also, if you have an All in One cooler like the Corsair H series, don't plug the pump into the fan controller despite it having a three pin connector, that is just asking for trouble, especially if its a digital controller like the Sentry 2 and the settings on in inadvertently get reset to factory settings.
I7Baby is right in the regard that the radiator fans do plug into the CPU header do to the fact that radiator fans are usually PWM fans, which require a 4 pin connection which opens these fans up for power variation to adjust the fan rpm, compared to fans that run off the standard 3 pin head which causes them to run at full speed 24/7. Also, if you have an All in One cooler like the Corsair H series, don't plug the pump into the fan controller despite it having a three pin connector, that is just asking for trouble, especially if its a digital controller like the Sentry 2 and the settings on in inadvertently get reset to factory settings.
 
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