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Two Fans On One Motherboard Header
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My motherboard can control fans via voltage regulation, even 3 pin.
Could someone please answer my original question?
Thanks
Sn1992-1361850
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Get one of these and you would solve ur problem
http://www.amazon.com/Individually-Sleeved-Female-Premium-CB-3P-Y/dp/B003ZDNXZ8
http://www.amazon.com/Computer-Y-Splitter-Power-Connector-Adapter/dp/B00957SY6G
Depending on the wire management and case looking u can select one f these
http://www.amazon.com/Individually-Sleeved-Female-Premium-CB-3P-Y/dp/B003ZDNXZ8
http://www.amazon.com/Computer-Y-Splitter-Power-Connector-Adapter/dp/B00957SY6G
Depending on the wire management and case looking u can select one f these
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I have one of those. I just want to make sure using two fans won't overload the motherboard header.
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flyoffacliff :
My motherboard can control fans via voltage regulation, even 3 pin.
Could someone please answer my original question?
Thanks
Hi, connecting two fans to single fan header working fine in your system?
And which header are you using, CPU Fan or Sys Fan?
Please update it .
Thanks
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