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djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

if i get this case i cant figure out if the fans with the case are 3 or 4 pin and not sure where i would plug them into...can someone help me figure this out please

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YJJBFIO?keywords=corsair%20750d&qid=1456270415&ref_=sr_1_2&sr=8-2

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

It doesn't matter if they are three pin or four pin. You plug them into your chassis fan headers on the motherboard regardless.

atheus · Feb 23, 2016

I don't think I've ever heard of a case that comes with PWM (4-pin) fans, as it's extremely uncommon for non-ASUS motherboards to have PWM fan headers for the case fans. Usually the only PWM fan headers are for the CPU fan(s).

Another point of data is that Corsair still doesn't make a PWM version of their "AF" case fans. The only PWM fans they make are for "SP" fans, which are intended for radiator or CPU tower installation.

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

Ok so the case fans will be 3 pin? and if they arent I can still plug them into the mobo 3 pin slots?

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

djreedj :

correct.

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

If i wanted to how would I plug them into the PSU? I assume I need 3 pin to Molex connectors, then I plug the other end into the Sata ?

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

djreedj :

Assuming that the fans are three pins, you can use a molex to three pin adapter and then buy a splitter to use all the fans on the same molex connector.

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

SBennett13 :

i really have no idea how to do any of that i am considering the ethoo pro because of its pmw hub but i want the 750d airflow edition for more airflow. i just fear i wont be able to plug in all the cords since I dont know how to use molex

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

djreedj :

SBennett13 :

i really have no idea how to do any of that i am considering the ethoo pro because of its pmw hub but i want the 750d airflow edition for more airflow. i just fear i wont be able to plug in all the cords since I dont know how to use molex

My case is a Corsair 780T and it has excellent airflow and a built in fan controller. I would check it out.

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

SBennett13 :

djreedj :

My case is a Corsair 780T and it has excellent airflow and a built in fan controller. I would check it out.

that looks nice i might get that, and it has a fan controller where all i do is plug in the fans into the controller? leaving the mobo fan headers free

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

djreedj :

SBennett13 :

that looks nice i might get that, and it has a fan controller where all i do is plug in the fans into the controller? leaving the mobo fan headers free

Cords feed down from the backside of the front of the case. Then you just run the fan cables to the back and into the fan headers of the controller. It is controlled by a push button for low medium and high speeds.

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

SBennett13 :

djreedj :

Cords feed down from the backside of the front of the case. Then you just run the fan cables to the back and into the fan headers of the controller. It is controlled by a push button for low medium and high speeds.

im watching a video this case looks amazing, and this has great air cooling for my GPU and cpu? and I assume it can fit the h100i

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

I use a 280 mm radiator on my h110i GTX and it runs spectacular. The two fans in the front are intake fans and the rear is an exhaust. Front fans cool the hard drive and provide flow so the GPU can breathe. The rear fan then spits out the hot air that was circulated. Great case imo.

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

nice what about dust filters?

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

djreedj :

You remove them to install the fans and then they are put back on. Keeps dust off the radiator to let the water loop run more efficiently. Plus it is easier to clean a filter than a radiator.

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

oh there are dust filters on it?

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

djreedj :

yes

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

ok last question my psu cords might not fight, if i get these will i be able to route the wires safely behind the gromets?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA27C3GZ4230&cm_re=ATX-8_Pin_Extension_Cable_%23ATX-8P-EX-_-9SIA27C3GZ4230-_-Product

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812162040&cm_re=Silverstone_Tek_Sleeved_Extension_Power_Supply_Cable-_-12-162-040-_-Product

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

Yes. There is plenty of space behind the mobo and interior wall for cable management.

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

ok i mean would those extensions ensure iw ould have plenty of room?

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

Yes. The case is very spacious.

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

im more worried if the cables will be long enough. But thanks for your help i will def consider this case!

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

No problem.

djreedj · Feb 23, 2016

SBennett13 :

can you remove the hdd cages?

SBennett13 · Feb 23, 2016

djreedj :

I removed the top one. Both can be removed.

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