Phantek Enthoo Pro case: Fan hub connection

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TheKaergaard

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Hey there

I'm using the Enthoo Pro case from Phantek which has a build in fan hub. The problem that it has to be plugged in the 4-pin cpu_fan on the motherboard which my h100i uses. The hub it self includes a 4-pin cpu_fan connector, but the wire from the h100i can't reach it because it sits on the backside of the case. Is there any way to fix this?
My fans are all running at full rpm because the hub is connected to a regular 4-pin connector which doesn't support PWM. It's very loud and i really want to make my pc quiet. Pls help :)
 
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You can also plug the PWM hub into the CPU_OPT header. If this header is PWM then everything should work fine. If you have no other options then you can unplug the SATA connector and the hub will work via the voltage regulated signal of the header it is plugged in to. By keeping the SATA connector plugged in the fans will run at max RPM.
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You can also plug the PWM hub into the CPU_OPT header. If this header is PWM then everything should work fine. If you have no other options then you can unplug the SATA connector and the hub will work via the voltage regulated signal of the header it is plugged in to. By keeping the SATA connector plugged in the fans will run at max RPM.
 
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Dark Lord of Tech

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Hi Brian , just wanted to say I love the Enthoo Pro , used it for my new build.

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