Case fan requirement
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Mattib 050
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You just plug your case fans into your motherboard headers.
If you don't have 5 case fan headers on your motherboard (assuming you're keeping the stock one as well), you can just use a splitter like this one.
The stock fan and the af120s are all 3 pin, so you should be fine if you just get a splitter for them
If you don't have 5 case fan headers on your motherboard (assuming you're keeping the stock one as well), you can just use a splitter like this one.
The stock fan and the af120s are all 3 pin, so you should be fine if you just get a splitter for them
Mattib 050
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What model is your motherboard?
Also, if you have 4 pin fan headers these are compatible with 3 pin fans as well.
Also, if you have 4 pin fan headers these are compatible with 3 pin fans as well.
Mattib 050
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You only have that one system fan header so I wouldn't recommend running 5 fans from the same header. You'd be better off having 2 front intakes and a rear exhaust, using a single fan splitter for these.
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