ksham :
That is a very confusing post. From just reading that post, I have no idea how many fans you plan to put inside your 600T, what each fan is connected to, and the placement of the fans in the case.
Firstly the Case comes with 3 Fans. 1 200mm fan in the front, 1 200mm fan on the top and 1 120mm fan in the rear.
My mobo has a cpu fan aswell.
Thats 4 fans in total so far.
My PSU, the CX600W comes with 4 pin/molex connectors
My motherboard only comes with ONE 3-pin slot
Read this:
http://www.corsair.com/blog/how-to-identify-your-graphite-series-600t-fan-controller-cables
Ok I will connect both 200mm fans, the 120mm fan and the CPU fan aswell to the cables highlighted in red(read the blog) Then I will connect the molex cable highlighted in green to one of the four molex connectors in the PSU.
This leaves me with three molex connectors in the PSU and that one 3-pin connector on the mobo.
The 600T's Side panel(http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/IJWvb5GUrLA/hqdefault.jpg)
can hold an extra four 120mm fans
So, I'll purchase four Cougar PWM fans your told me about. They come with a 3-pin to molex adapter but the fan uses a 3-pin cable. I'll connect them like this.
3 of these Cougar fans will be connected to the adapter and then connected to the remaining 3 molex cables in the PSU. The remaining cougar fan will be connected to my mobo. All four of these cougar fans will be placed on the side panel of the 600T.
Would this setup work out and would the remaining cougar fan connected have speed control while the other 3 cougar fans don't? or will they all have speed control?
Notice after reading this, this should add up to 8 fans, 4 Cougar fans, 2x 200mm fans, 1x 120mm rear fans and the CPU fan