OK, so here is my dilemma.
I have a Z370 TUF Gaming Plus mobo:
https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/TUF-Z370-PLUS-GAMING/HelpDesk_Manual/
I have 4 fans. One comes with the case (Phanteks P300), three of them has these connectors:
https://imgur.com/Z06uE0T
The CPU fan has two headers, one 4 pin and one 3 pin:
https://imgur.com/Y5S7tbE
What I'm doing is connect the 4-pin CPU fan to the CPU header, and the 3 pin to the AIO header.
Then, the default fan plugged ito CHA_FAN2, while the 3 I bought daisy-chained using the molex connectors to 1 header (CHA_FAN1).
The problem now is that the header does not provide enough power for the 3 fans, making the LED blink every few seconds.
So I connected the daisy-chained fans to a molex from the PSU.
The problem now is the fans are always running at full speed.
Any suggestions on how get the best out of this setup?
I have a Z370 TUF Gaming Plus mobo:
https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/TUF-Z370-PLUS-GAMING/HelpDesk_Manual/
I have 4 fans. One comes with the case (Phanteks P300), three of them has these connectors:
https://imgur.com/Z06uE0T
The CPU fan has two headers, one 4 pin and one 3 pin:
https://imgur.com/Y5S7tbE
What I'm doing is connect the 4-pin CPU fan to the CPU header, and the 3 pin to the AIO header.
Then, the default fan plugged ito CHA_FAN2, while the 3 I bought daisy-chained using the molex connectors to 1 header (CHA_FAN1).
The problem now is that the header does not provide enough power for the 3 fans, making the LED blink every few seconds.
So I connected the daisy-chained fans to a molex from the PSU.
The problem now is the fans are always running at full speed.
Any suggestions on how get the best out of this setup?