Wait, you didn't show me where to actually plug them in... It's like here here and here... I would naturally know how to screw them in, it's logic, but connections are a problem for me, and you skipped it.
"I'm just gonna go ahead and do this.." "Now I'm gonna go ahead and do this. You should go ahead and do X" "Just go ahead and do this" "Go ahead and do this" "And I just went ahead and did X.
Nangjelovski doesen't matter. If you take 3 intake and 1 exhaust or outtake it will allso be good. I have 5 fans. i have 3 intake fans and two outtake fans. My CPU under Heavy load never go above 70 degress and i have SLI 970.If i only have 1 card it never go above 60 degress.
Top fans on the intake? No, no, no! Your top fans should be exhausting the hot air out, not trying to defy phisics and push it back down and in. Front and side fans are always intake, and top and rear are always exhaust. Would this guy install a top-mounted CPU radiator to blow the heated air into the case? Good grief!
Shoes thanks for clarifing that. I'm no expert but was thinking surely heat rises so why is the top not exhaust too. So your clarification of front and side intake, rear and top exhaust was the answer I was looking for. Thanks
Shoes386 I was a bit confused why he has intake on top and intake on the front. He especially is bringing in a lot of air and then giving his computer a little extra warmth lol.
Shoes386 You are supposed to have more air coming into the system so it creates a positive pressure making it easier for hot air to escape. For instance if you take a deep breath in you have positive pressure in your lungs and they want to exhale and can do so without effort. and usually the top is supposed to let hot air out but if there is a radiator there it is not as big of a difference but it still is.
He is doing it absolutely right . This set up will maintain positive air pressure inside the case . Which means more air to get circulated inside -- resulting in better heat dissipation -- resulting in lower rpm for fans -- resulting in low noise . Anybody speaking against -- think about the filter mesh . Why did the case maker put filters on top ? Get off of your sugar rush & think 🤣
The top should always be exhaust because 1st heat rises (doesnt effect much at all though) and 2nd dust settles on top of things so why suck in air from up top when you can blow the dust away. Also you want to have positive air flow so change the speed of the fans at the front so they take in more air. The number of fans doesn't matter and shouldnt matter if you change your speeds
Are the fan connections on the motherboard labeled? All these videos never show a close up of what the connections look like or which way the fan faces and some fans don't have the arrow showing which way are flow is going and being a noob watching all these install videos they always show close ups of people putting 4 screws in then just plugging the fans in. People already know how to put 4 screws in 4 holes, show more details like close ups of the actual connection or how to tell which way the fan goes and which fan to connect to the controller rather than just a regular connection.
+JABBA COOLA because there is a dust filter there for a reason, its also not smart to exhaust air trough the filter (useless) and create negative pressure so dust enters at small areas that aren't filtered nor supposed to be intake since the fans have to get the air from somewhere when there is negative air pressure, also hot air doesn't raise super fast and in this case will go where the exhaust fan is exhausting it.
Yep, if there was only 2 intake and 3 exhaust fans, there would be negative pressure meaning air would come in the holes on the case paired with dust. Thats why positive pressure is good, to keep out the dust. However 4 intake and 1 exhaust isn't optimal either..
ok this seems off to me, I have been building pcs for only a year so I'm no pro, i've built 10 high end pcs and not once have I made MY FANS INTAKE AT THE TOP?> wtf is with that? I have always intake from FRONT, SIDE, & BOTTOM ONLY. and REAR & TOP EXHAUST...hot air rises naturally so it makes sense to exhaust not bring in...this video gets an "E" for effort and that's it...
I've been building PCs for 20+ years . He is doing it absolutely right . This set up will maintain positive air pressure inside the case . Which means more air to get circulated inside -- resulting in better heat dissipation -- resulting in lower rpm for fans -- resulting in low noise . Anybody speaking against -- think about the filter mesh . Why did the case maker put filters on top ? Get off of your sugar rush & think 🤣
What if someone has an older PC case without screw holes to mount `front fans` ? Any other solution other than having to buy HD cages (4-in-3 modules) ??? I can´t believe that are no easy to find and cheap to buy brackets, adapters or what have you, to provide something like mounting screws `corners` for a front fan. At least not outside Europe and North America. Do I have to a buy drive cages, providing I even find any these days, and leave them empty just so I can have front fans ? Can´t be...
Putting fans on their specified place with screws is very easy and a lot of people covered that in the videos. But everyone failed to do including you is to show how to connect multiple friends to a motherboard. Which Heather for connecting point should be used putting fans on their specified place with screws is very easy and a lot of people gathered that in the videos. What everyone failed to do including you is to show how to connect multiple fans to a motherboard. Which Heather for connecting point should be used? This video is pointless
Asus Tries It: How not to successfully install your fans. "I'm gonna go ahead and put 2 intake fans next to an exhaust fan so that way the PC will go ahead and keep cycling the same heat in and out of the case."
will never buy another card from asus again 5 yrs ago build system amd 1100t asus ares hd5870x2 ocz 3 revodrive very fast system its still going strong but amd pulled support for this graphics card , asus only put out drivers in 2010 3 sets and stoped . ive been using amd drivers from amd so I called asus why have not updated any drivers , on the phone just now told me to buy newer card from them 99.00 dollors for a graphics card they put out 3 drivers and left me in the wind. and amd doing the same for 7000 6000 and 5000 cards and directx 12 they put out 1 driver directx 12 for 5000 series cards
for anyone who wants more fans and wondering about connectors for them dont forget you have fan controllers you can add in the front bay which can connect multiple fans so no need to worry about motherboard ports for them
My motherboard is the gigabyte ga-z170m-d3h socket 1151 will this motherboard have multiple fan connections on the motherboard so I can have many fans installed?
How many fan connectors have the Asus P5Q SE Plus Moatherboard ? u would like to connect 4 fans ( 1 back , 1 on front and 2 on top ) and one big CPU fan from Cooler Master , is this posible on thah moatherboard ?
Jusus,I just want to know where to plug them fans,what plugs? I might got the wrong fans as I can't find the right socket on my motherboard. Why would you spend all the video bolting the fans to the case for? Facepalm big time..
Not a bad video, but honestly, I wish you explained things in simpler language, you know, you said things like VRM without actually explaining what they means. I am specifically trying to find something that shows me where to connect the fans to the motherboard. I know it will be in a different place for different motherboards, but an idea of what to look for would have been nice
omg this video irritates me..why are you using pliers to pull those mounting rubbers through!!!! its not needed pull with your hand does the job........I cant take it!
urgh, top inatke... I have an 80 intake on my expeansion slots and one 120 in the front, which has another (corsair AF) in the removed HD tray as an accelerator xD, and 3 exhaust (top and back) - seems just fine
the natural direction of warm air is upward. Instead of using an exhaust fan, using an intake fan on top is a stupid idea. one should absolutely avoid it, its against the laws of physics. So intake from right, left, front, bottom and exhaust from back and top only.
Why would you want both top fans to be intake if you know Hot air rises ?. I always make them Exhaust. I make the Rear fan intake & my Side door & front intake
I'm no computer genius but I think I can handle the "How to install 4 Screws" without a whole lot of time or attention. What I need is to get some more precise information on the electrical connections. A nice close up on those connections would be more of a help instead of working with the silicone "screws" for 8 minutes.
Go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead we are gonna go ahead and go ahead and go ahead and go ahead just gonna go ahead once it goes ahead and go ahead.
You could actually remove every single " Go ahead" and still the exact same message. I sometimes say "useless" words that bring no extra meaning into a sentence.
Lol this video is all wrong. Your intake and out take air flow is installed incorrectly and you didn’t explain which side of the fan is intake. Some noob will watch this video and install the fans on any side
How convenient having a mobo that had five (5) header connectors. What about a system the has 4 fans but a mobo with only 2 headers? Fan Splitter cable...I know...but seeing as how this is a fan install tutorial would be nice to show how to connect everything in that circumstance.
cyber power pc sent me this video and my wires look to be in the back tied with a tie clip, and since i have no idea what i am doing..I do not want to cut the tie clip around the wires, but how else do i get the pc fan out? The fan wires go on the other side of the case. tied with a black tie clip.
Çerastes so if I have one rear fan already, I can add an intake to the top? I have an ibuypower, and the only other fan panel I see is at the top where he placed his.
I don't have an Asus motherboard but anyway my board has two fan connections only, I'm still waiting on my case and I would like to install up to seven fans but where would I connect those fans for power? I'm a newbie can you tell?
i'll give you a normal answer now lol, you can't add more but you can buy fans with different connection and connect them to your power supply, i don't know the exact name for the connection types but some googling will help you.
I'm having trouble with my future build with the sabertooth z87, What's the difference between Asst_fan and Cha_fan? Also, how will I connect these fans into the motherboard if Im using the h100i? Ill be building this in the H440, Please Help.
Guyz if your fan connectors are full and you have more fan space then try searching for the ''Zalman MC1 multiconnector Bulk'' or the ''EKWB EK-Cable Splitter 4-Fan PWM Extend'' or ''Adaptercable from 4-pin or 4x3-pin'' or ''Akasa AK-CB001 Multi-fan Adapter''. (had a hard time finding them and the reviewer never review it) Like to keep it on top guyz ! (hope this helped !)
--BAD ADVICE- You want your top and rear fans to be exhaust fans. The front fans are your intakes. (The fan logo should be facing the direction you want the airflow to go)
Sometimes using top fans as can cause short cycling and end up pulling the cool air up to the top of the case and not allow it to get to your back bottom corner. Flipping fans over only takes a second, some of you might try it out and see how it effects your system. Worst case scenario you got in a little hands on learning time, and know more about your rig than you did before.
I have a question on the VRM_Fan connector. My motherboard only has a single "actual" case fan 4 pin connector, but has a pci fan connector and the vrm connector. Would it be fine pluggin a rear exhaust fan into the vrm or pci or would it just be better to plug it directly into the psu
Im planning to build an x99 system in a thermaltake core x9 case. i want to have 4 fans at the top blowing air downward onto the motherboard which is laying flat. Is that okay? most cases have the board vertically and the air pushed passed over it. but in the case of the core x9, it will be pushing the air directly ontop of it. will this be better? worse? im still new to understanding proper airflow
Thumbs up if you flipped when he said "top fans will be intakes"
Have my like good sir..
thank you
-bob
So do top fans normally blow hot air out?
ya,hot air rises.So why push that air back in?
Hahaha.Yes I did :)
Wait, you didn't show me where to actually plug them in... It's like here here and here... I would naturally know how to screw them in, it's logic, but connections are a problem for me, and you skipped it.
Um, do you know now where to plug them?
@@jellona2806 nope i dont know
Look into your motherboard the connection should be called "sys_fan"
Thats exactly the information I needed too!! Like what? Haha you nailed it
@Cott it still should work if you plug 3 pin in to the 4 pin connector.
I know how to screw fans, thats logic, but i dont know what to do with the cables. You only focused on mounting them
OneBrokeBloke plug the fan cables into the fan headers on your motherboard. If you don't have enough, you can buy some on amazon for under $15
Rodriquez Camese no i would imagine you would need an adapter, although im not 100%
Rodriquez Camese ah ok cool, im gonna order some fans shortly too so thanks for the correction
Rodriquez Camese thank you you helped me!
DRINKING GAME!!
Take a shot every time he says "go ahead"
RIP everyone who tried this game....
i passed out 2 min in...LMAO!!!!!
niiald ittttttttttt :S
Widget 2 are we counting 'gone ahead' aswell?
***** Yeah, Go ahead as well as any variation of the phrase. So "go ahead", "gone ahead", "going ahead" etc
+Widget Nostorvia.
"I'm just gonna go ahead and do this.." "Now I'm gonna go ahead and do this. You should go ahead and do X" "Just go ahead and do this" "Go ahead and do this" "And I just went ahead and did X.
I'm going ahead with going ahead. So, let's go ahead.
You put way too many intake fans the top 2 should be exhaust
Nangjelovski doesen't matter. If you take 3 intake and 1 exhaust or outtake it will allso be good. I have 5 fans. i have 3 intake fans and two outtake fans. My CPU under Heavy load never go above 70 degress and i have SLI 970.If i only have 1 card it never go above 60 degress.
+Kaijun so are those enough for ooverclocking gpu(s)?
Arjun Gopinaht Yes u should be ok.
+Nangjelovski actually you should have positive pressure in your case for less dust and thus have more intake fans atleast then exhaust right
+Nangjelovski , i agree, after all heat rises so why would you want them blowing hot air back down
go ahead, gone ahead, go ahead, gone ahead, doing my ahead in....
3:22 best part
lol yeah
Ikr
XDDD
You said "go ahead and" for the eighth time at 1:30 and I went ahead and stopped watching.
7:15 Where the actual connection of fans start.
Top fans on the intake? No, no, no! Your top fans should be exhausting the hot air out, not trying to defy phisics and push it back down and in. Front and side fans are always intake, and top and rear are always exhaust. Would this guy install a top-mounted CPU radiator to blow the heated air into the case? Good grief!
Shoes thanks for clarifing that. I'm no expert but was thinking surely heat rises so why is the top not exhaust too. So your clarification of front and side intake, rear and top exhaust was the answer I was looking for. Thanks
Shoes386 I was a bit confused why he has intake on top and intake on the front. He especially is bringing in a lot of air and then giving his computer a little extra warmth lol.
Shoes386 You are supposed to have more air coming into the system so it creates a positive pressure making it easier for hot air to escape. For instance if you take a deep breath in you have positive pressure in your lungs and they want to exhale and can do so without effort. and usually the top is supposed to let hot air out but if there is a radiator there it is not as big of a difference but it still is.
Not if you need to cool your MB VRMs.
He is doing it absolutely right . This set up will maintain positive air pressure inside the case . Which means more air to get circulated inside -- resulting in better heat dissipation -- resulting in lower rpm for fans -- resulting in low noise . Anybody speaking against -- think about the filter mesh . Why did the case maker put filters on top ? Get off of your sugar rush & think 🤣
Why wouldnt you use top fans as a exhaust?
How do you make the top be exhaust? im confused
Çerastes I'd rather be neutral and have no dust, unless you use a filter. Even then...
The top should always be exhaust because 1st heat rises (doesnt effect much at all though) and 2nd dust settles on top of things so why suck in air from up top when you can blow the dust away. Also you want to have positive air flow so change the speed of the fans at the front so they take in more air. The number of fans doesn't matter and shouldnt matter if you change your speeds
you can create positive pressure putting more/stronger fans on front and buttom.
Are the fan connections on the motherboard labeled? All these videos never show a close up of what the connections look like or which way the fan faces and some fans don't have the arrow showing which way are flow is going and being a noob watching all these install videos they always show close ups of people putting 4 screws in then just plugging the fans in. People already know how to put 4 screws in 4 holes, show more details like close ups of the actual connection or how to tell which way the fan goes and which fan to connect to the controller rather than just a regular connection.
Agreed, I'm spending countless time watching video after video for this very problem and still can't figure out which way to install the fan cable
Why would you have the top fan's intaking air. Not smart we all know hot air raise's
+JABBA COOLA because there is a dust filter there for a reason, its also not smart to exhaust air trough the filter (useless) and create negative pressure so dust enters at small areas that aren't filtered nor supposed to be intake since the fans have to get the air from somewhere when there is negative air pressure, also hot air doesn't raise super fast and in this case will go where the exhaust fan is exhausting it.
I'm going to go ahead and like this video.
The top is meant to be exhaust not intake
Yep, if there was only 2 intake and 3 exhaust fans, there would be negative pressure meaning air would come in the holes on the case paired with dust. Thats why positive pressure is good, to keep out the dust. However 4 intake and 1 exhaust isn't optimal either..
4:28 THICC
fats
I have an asus z-97K Mobo but idk how many fan slots i have on it. Can someone help me ?
this guy really like going ahead and personifying items...
and those items really love the way he does that
All very good except he does not properly identify which way the intake and expel fans are supposed to face!
ok this seems off to me, I have been building pcs for only a year so I'm no pro, i've built 10 high end pcs and not once have I made MY FANS INTAKE AT THE TOP?> wtf is with that? I have always intake from FRONT, SIDE, & BOTTOM ONLY. and REAR & TOP EXHAUST...hot air rises naturally so it makes sense to exhaust not bring in...this video gets an "E" for effort and that's it...
I've been building PCs for 20+ years . He is doing it absolutely right . This set up will maintain positive air pressure inside the case . Which means more air to get circulated inside -- resulting in better heat dissipation -- resulting in lower rpm for fans -- resulting in low noise . Anybody speaking against -- think about the filter mesh . Why did the case maker put filters on top ? Get off of your sugar rush & think 🤣
Ahh yes you clearly know better than someone who works in the industry because of your anecdotal experiences.
holy crap thats bdoubleO100's intro music
What if someone has an older PC case without screw holes to mount `front fans` ? Any other solution other than having to buy HD cages (4-in-3 modules) ???
I can´t believe that are no easy to find and cheap to buy brackets, adapters or what have you, to provide something like mounting screws `corners` for a front fan. At least not outside Europe and North America. Do I have to a buy drive cages, providing I even find any these days, and leave them empty just so I can have front fans ? Can´t be...
wtf the last bit sound like some one was knocking on my door
ASUS is it -ace us- or -ace zues- almost sounded like he said -jesus- en espanol
It's 'Ace-Seuss' like Dr. Seuss, but say it all together like this 'Aseuss'.
Im a dog and i can build a pc
You want a 140mm fan outside too for summer. Mine is a Thermaltake TT 1425, from Ebay. Makes no noise at only 17dBa. It has a long cable.
How do I know if my MOBO supports control from the UEFI or OS with 4-pin and 3-pin fans ?
You didnt even tell people how to plug them in....screwing them in is not hard its how to place a connector for some people
Putting fans on their specified place with screws is very easy and a lot of people covered that in the videos. But everyone failed to do including you is to show how to connect multiple friends to a motherboard. Which Heather for connecting point should be used putting fans on their specified place with screws is very easy and a lot of people gathered that in the videos. What everyone failed to do including you is to show how to connect multiple fans to a motherboard. Which Heather for connecting point should be used?
This video is pointless
Asus Tries It: How not to successfully install your fans. "I'm gonna go ahead and put 2 intake fans next to an exhaust fan so that way the PC will go ahead and keep cycling the same heat in and out of the case."
I have 4 fans should I do 3 intake and 1 exhaust? Also If I do 1 exhaust wouldnt it technically be 2 because my GPU has a exhaust?
will never buy another card from asus again 5 yrs ago build system amd 1100t asus ares hd5870x2 ocz 3 revodrive very fast system its still going strong but amd pulled support for this graphics card , asus only put out drivers in 2010 3 sets and stoped . ive been using amd drivers from amd so I called asus why have not updated any drivers , on the phone just now told me to buy newer card from them 99.00 dollors for a graphics card they put out 3 drivers and left me in the wind. and amd doing the same for 7000 6000 and 5000 cards and directx 12 they put out 1 driver directx 12 for 5000 series cards
for anyone who wants more fans and wondering about connectors for them dont forget you have fan controllers you can add in the front bay which can connect multiple fans so no need to worry about motherboard ports for them
My motherboard is the gigabyte ga-z170m-d3h socket 1151
will this motherboard have multiple fan connections on the motherboard so I can have many fans installed?
How many fan connectors have the Asus P5Q SE Plus Moatherboard ? u would like to connect 4 fans ( 1 back , 1 on front and 2 on top ) and one big CPU fan from Cooler Master , is this posible on thah moatherboard ?
Jusus,I just want to know where to plug them fans,what plugs? I might got the wrong fans as I can't find the right socket on my motherboard. Why would you spend all the video bolting the fans to the case for? Facepalm big time..
Not a bad video, but honestly, I wish you explained things in simpler language, you know, you said things like VRM without actually explaining what they means. I am specifically trying to find something that shows me where to connect the fans to the motherboard. I know it will be in a different place for different motherboards, but an idea of what to look for would have been nice
i think im retarded. did i put my fans in the wrong way?i put 2 fans on the top and the logo is facing downwards (towards my mobo, etc)
You did not show where the wires go for the front fans,, my fan wires go through the back to but where? you skipped an important part.
My motherboard has 4pin fan connectors but my case has 3 pin fans. I would like to get some Corsair 120mm led 4pin fans. Does anybody no of any?
i would guess that the majority of computer cases are build for standard 120mm fans and wat not.
I don't know if any if you can help me but i have plugged my case fans into the correct places on my ASUS Z97, The fans do not power up,,
That colour scheme is more disgusting than Jake Paul's net worth...
omg this video irritates me..why are you using pliers to pull those mounting rubbers through!!!! its not needed pull with your hand does the job........I cant take it!
urgh, top inatke... I have an 80 intake on my expeansion slots and one 120 in the front, which has another (corsair AF) in the removed HD tray as an accelerator xD, and 3 exhaust (top and back) - seems just fine
this tutorial should be updated. it's not at all helpful in cable placement. listen to your viewers for once.
the natural direction of warm air is upward. Instead of using an exhaust fan, using an intake fan on top is a stupid idea. one should absolutely avoid it, its against the laws of physics. So intake from right, left, front, bottom and exhaust from back and top only.
do you guys know what type of connection wire leaded fans have? Are they like 4 pins or 3 pins pls help
Why would you want both top fans to be intake if you know Hot air rises ?.
I always make them Exhaust. I make the Rear fan intake & my Side door & front intake
I'm no computer genius but I think I can handle the "How to install 4 Screws" without a whole lot of time or attention. What I need is to get some more precise information on the electrical connections. A nice close up on those connections would be more of a help instead of working with the silicone "screws" for 8 minutes.
Positive case pressure!
so guys can you help me mine question is when I get the size from case is 80x80mm but how I can get the last size like 20mm/30mm etc.
Hey! Please help.. Can I use 4 extra fans with asus H61MK motherboard.
Go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead go ahead we are gonna go ahead and go ahead and go ahead and go ahead just gonna go ahead once it goes ahead and go ahead.
You could actually remove every single " Go ahead" and still the exact same message. I sometimes say "useless" words that bring no extra meaning into a sentence.
Lol this video is all wrong. Your intake and out take air flow is installed incorrectly and you didn’t explain which side of the fan is intake. Some noob will watch this video and install the fans on any side
you really love that noctua nh-l9i cpu cooler!...nice vid JJ!
Intake fans on the top? What sorcery is this? Hot air rises why would u try to push it back into the case? U clearly r a fluent speaking noob
ok, so what do you do when your motherboard only supports 3 fans, using an msi Krait Gaming mobo.
Useless info like showing how to install screws is there but important info such as where to plug those fans is just breezed over
I will like to know is it better to use the motherboard fan conecters or use the power supply for max rpm.
What about a computer that doesn't have a mother board connection?
How convenient having a mobo that had five (5) header connectors. What about a system the has 4 fans but a mobo with only 2 headers? Fan Splitter cable...I know...but seeing as how this is a fan install tutorial would be nice to show how to connect everything in that circumstance.
***** use adaptors then plug direct to psu
3:24 thanks now i can *see* what i need to do
cyber power pc sent me this video and my wires look to be in the back tied with a tie clip, and since i have no idea what i am doing..I do not want to cut the tie clip around the wires, but how else do i get the pc fan out? The fan wires go on the other side of the case. tied with a black tie clip.
Heavenly Peace
He says go ahead way too much
On my rig I got 2 intake fans in front 1 on bottom 2 exhaust fans on top and 1 exhaust fan in back
I thought you use exhaust fans on top because hot air rises? am i right or wrong
Top fans are exhaust.
Çerastes so if I have one rear fan already, I can add an intake to the top? I have an ibuypower, and the only other fan panel I see is at the top where he placed his.
I don't have an Asus motherboard but anyway my board has two fan connections only, I'm still waiting on my case and I would like to install up to seven fans but where would I connect those fans for power? I'm a newbie can you tell?
use fan power extensions
I can't seems to find any fan connectors on my motherboard, do I just plug it in whereever it fits or how does that work?
thanks
likepie666 most mother boards have dedicated fan slots that usually have a few letters/numbers accompanied by the the word “fan”
I'm a bit of a pc noob lol. But when installing case fans do you have to worry about making it intake or exhaust or does it just do that on its own?
bit late but airflow should be front to back. back end of the fan should be facing towards the back
my man uses big words but he ends up making major mistakes who puts intake fans on top
Completely lost after watching this
My fans have ports for the screws, but the screws don’t go in.
I’m 7 years late but someone please help,my fans have 6 pins because they are RGB fans and I don’t know where to plug them into
Still having problem?
what if you have 6 fans and only 3 connectors on the mobo?
Jason Johnson you're fucked
lol
i'll give you a normal answer now lol, you can't add more but you can buy fans with different connection and connect them to your power supply, i don't know the exact name for the connection types but some googling will help you.
Jason Johnson www.amazon.co.uk/Akasa-AK-CBFA04-15-Splitter-Cable-Fans/dp/B005FWXWPS/ref=pd_sim_147_6?ie=UTF8&refRID=1VJAZPX2KC4YS2B8EPVM
Thanks, I just bought some of those. Fans working like a charm
I'm having trouble with my future build with the sabertooth z87,
What's the difference between Asst_fan and Cha_fan? Also, how will I connect these fans into the motherboard if Im using the h100i? Ill be building this in the H440, Please Help.
People make such big deals over this,computer is gonna die eventually from getting to hot and just plain old.
Fans help it live LONGER, fuckface.
Guyz if your fan connectors are full and you have more fan space then try searching for the
''Zalman MC1 multiconnector Bulk'' or the ''EKWB EK-Cable Splitter 4-Fan PWM Extend'' or ''Adaptercable from 4-pin or 4x3-pin'' or ''Akasa AK-CB001 Multi-fan Adapter''.
(had a hard time finding them and the reviewer never review it)
Like to keep it on top guyz ! (hope this helped !)
See me how to connect cables of fans to the motherboard its not clear to me
hi
but di he mount 3 fans?
or did he mount 2 fans on the top?
thanks
What if I only got top and rear slots? Do I use both to exhaust?
Which way do u put the fans in tho
Can i plug in a 3 pin fan to a 4 pin fan header
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I'm like 40 seconds into this video, and I heard intake fan on the top
Dynamic Punk well there is a dust filter on top so it makes sense
WHY EVEN MAKE BROWN FANS EEUGH
What size screws are for 120mm fan????
Bruh top fans are for exhaust. My Cougar MX330 X case has 3 in front, 1 on side panel, 1 in back and 1 up top. Keeps my rig nice and cool.
--BAD ADVICE-
You want your top and rear fans to be exhaust fans. The front fans are your intakes. (The fan logo should be facing the direction you want the airflow to go)
go ahead
Sometimes using top fans as can cause short cycling and end up pulling the cool air up to the top of the case and not allow it to get to your back bottom corner.
Flipping fans over only takes a second, some of you might try it out and see how it effects your system. Worst case scenario you got in a little hands on learning time, and know more about your rig than you did before.
could not see where he plugged in any of those fans
Why does the cable management look so trash?
Asus sucks. The only brands you need in your pc is western digital,corsair,gigabyte,nvidia and intel.
I'm using Asus, WD, Nvidia, Patriot, Antec guess my PC sucks then
I'm using ASUS, Hitachi, Samsung, Gigabyte, Corsair, CoolerMaster, Seasonic and Intel
ASUS and MSI are nice look at their capacitors quality and warranty, very good lifetime and performances don't spread nonsense
Who taught this guy to shave?
I have a question on the VRM_Fan connector. My motherboard only has a single "actual" case fan 4 pin connector, but has a pci fan connector and the vrm connector. Would it be fine pluggin a rear exhaust fan into the vrm or pci or would it just be better to plug it directly into the psu
Im planning to build an x99 system in a thermaltake core x9 case. i want to have 4 fans at the top blowing air downward onto the motherboard which is laying flat. Is that okay? most cases have the board vertically and the air pushed passed over it. but in the case of the core x9, it will be pushing the air directly ontop of it. will this be better? worse? im still new to understanding proper airflow