Three Fans, yet I can't find the cables for them

VictorP1

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My case (NZXT Phantom 410 ATX Mid Tower) has 3 fans in it and I can't find the cables that plug into my motherboard's (MSI H87M-G43 Micro ATX LGA1150 Motherboard) "SYSFAN" ports (or whatever they're called, I'm new at this). Also, my motherboard only has 2 SYSFAN ports and I have 3 fans. What can I do?

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Cables I have left from the case: http://media.bestofmicro.com/boitier-milieu-gamme,K-1-337681-3.jpg
1000x1000 view of my motherboard: http://img.rakuten.com/PIC/55211319/0/1/1000/55211319.jpg

Things that these cables might go for:
-Headset/speaker port on top of case
-Microphone port on top of case
-LEDs
-Fan Speed Control on top of case (What I think from this is that stock, the case might have the fans routed to that control to only be used by that and the fans are not to be routed to the mobo for that reason. I don't know though, just thinking. If anyone has experience with this case, please say something)

if it helps, this is my PSU: XFX 550W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply
 
Solution
molex is the cable on the far left on the first image you linked. the male half is from the PSU. this is where the fan controller recieves power, the switches control voltage
the phantom series has the built in manual fan controller, the stock fans normally should already be connected to them in the back of the case. these fans do not need to be plugged into the mobo, but need to be plugged to the psu via Molex
 

VictorP1

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So what is molex and how do I get it?
 

IHazABone

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This is a male Molex (somtimes referred to as Peripheral) connector. Your PSu would generally have the female end, while the controller would generally have the male end.

Molex_male_connector.jpg
 

IHazABone

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Yes, the cables from the first image you linked are the case's built-in fan controller. You can leave your fans connected to the mobo (I keep my rear exhaust as such), or connect them to that to manually control the voltage.