Hi,
I was looking at the manual for my ASUS B350-F mobo in order to figure out the best fan splitting/plugging setup for my water cooled PC.
I have 4 PWM-capable fans, a PWM pump, and a stock case fan (Enthoo Pro M TG) which I am not sure is PWM. From looking at the manual, there are 6 fan headers: CPU_FAN, CPU_OPT, CHA_FAN[1,2,3], AIO_PUMP. However if I'm reading it correctly, only the CPU headers enable PWM, as they are the only 2 headers with PWM pins while the others have simple GND, PWR, IN, +5V setups.
What I was thinking is necessary is plugging my pump into the CPU_FAN header and then getting a 4:1 splitter to use the CPU_OPT for all the PWM fans to spin at the same variable RPM. It seems to me like using the CHA_FAN headers will put them at 100% constantly (which is probably fine for the case fan). Is my understanding correct?
I was looking at the manual for my ASUS B350-F mobo in order to figure out the best fan splitting/plugging setup for my water cooled PC.
I have 4 PWM-capable fans, a PWM pump, and a stock case fan (Enthoo Pro M TG) which I am not sure is PWM. From looking at the manual, there are 6 fan headers: CPU_FAN, CPU_OPT, CHA_FAN[1,2,3], AIO_PUMP. However if I'm reading it correctly, only the CPU headers enable PWM, as they are the only 2 headers with PWM pins while the others have simple GND, PWR, IN, +5V setups.
What I was thinking is necessary is plugging my pump into the CPU_FAN header and then getting a 4:1 splitter to use the CPU_OPT for all the PWM fans to spin at the same variable RPM. It seems to me like using the CHA_FAN headers will put them at 100% constantly (which is probably fine for the case fan). Is my understanding correct?