Question psu fans switch

[davie.freire2007]

my 3 fans are not conencted to any where on the motherboard, they look like they are going to the psu. I wanted to ask if I can take those fans out and switch to motherboard fans compltely.

 

[rgd1101]

ok.

 

[xenthia]

my 3 fans are not conencted to any where on the motherboard, they look like they are going to the psu. I wanted to ask if I can take those fans out and switch to motherboard fans compltely.

Please post a picture of the fans and inside your case and how they are connected to the PSU.

 

[davie.freire2007]

they are routed through the back into the psu area, I can't really show since the psu is hidden, I'm just wondering if i can make a switch completely

 

[rgd1101]

they are routed through the back into the psu area, I can't really show since the psu is hidden, I'm just wondering if i can make a switch completely

don't know without any spec. like the motherboard model or the fan pin(3/4)

 

[CountMike]

they are routed through the back into the psu area, I can't really show since the psu is hidden, I'm just wondering if i can make a switch completely

Yes if MB has free connectors for them

 

[davie.freire2007]

on the meotherboard it says system fan 1 and there's more, btw my motherboard model is a gigabyte x570'

 

[davie.freire2007]

what are free connectors btw. on the motherboard it has system fans

 

[rgd1101]

on the meotherboard it says system fan 1 and there's more, btw my motherboard model is a gigabyte x570'

need the full model gigabyte have multiple x570

 

[davie.freire2007]

https://www.newegg.com/gigabyte-x57...-_-pla-_-motherboards+-+amd-_-N82E16813145161

 

[davie.freire2007]

there it is, thank you btw all I wan to know is can I connect new fans to the motherboard and if so how much

 

[madmatt30]

That board has 2 system fan connector and also an extra cpu fan header.

So in essence yes if you replace the fans with 4 pin ones you can run the 2 x front fans to the system header and the rear exhaust to the second cpu fan header.

I'm assuming that's the way your fans are setup airflow wise?

I would ask why you're actually bothered?
Are they generally too noisy at the moment running full rpm??

 

[davie.freire2007]

the rear fan is slow and i had to kickstart it, it used to not start at all.

 

[davie.freire2007]

the front fans are good but the back is terrible, also I don't want my fans connected to psu i want to have more control and easier to take out also.