Hi,
So i'm not that familiar with hardware installation and i forgot to take a picture of my PC's ASUS ROG Strix b450-f mobo before unplugging a few things to allow me to put in a 2 TB hard drive. I forgot where a few things were meant to go but reverse engineered all of them by looking up the cable ends in conjunction with the motherboard manual.
My only question is: if i have a 3 pin fan via a cooler master cooler, Does it matter where in the four prongs do i put the connector on this motherboard? Ie if the there are four prongs, do I want to put this starting from the left? Or towards the right? I've assumed its just starting from the left but want to be sure. Would love input.
Attempt at a visualization is below
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Here? or here? If you don't know the answer to this question specifically can you perhaps forward me some information you might know about? I can't seem to find anything about this in the MOBO manual presumably because it envisions a 4 pin fan chasis.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
So i'm not that familiar with hardware installation and i forgot to take a picture of my PC's ASUS ROG Strix b450-f mobo before unplugging a few things to allow me to put in a 2 TB hard drive. I forgot where a few things were meant to go but reverse engineered all of them by looking up the cable ends in conjunction with the motherboard manual.
My only question is: if i have a 3 pin fan via a cooler master cooler, Does it matter where in the four prongs do i put the connector on this motherboard? Ie if the there are four prongs, do I want to put this starting from the left? Or towards the right? I've assumed its just starting from the left but want to be sure. Would love input.
Attempt at a visualization is below
IIII IIII
III III
Here? or here? If you don't know the answer to this question specifically can you perhaps forward me some information you might know about? I can't seem to find anything about this in the MOBO manual presumably because it envisions a 4 pin fan chasis.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.