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Does anyone know of a sata powered fan co troller with 30 watts per channel? I don’t have any available molex connectors and need to power 30 watt fans. Thank you
 
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A molex connector can handle 132watts for either 5v or 12v. But I think you got some info seriously messed up on the wattage of your fans. I am looking at the box a Noctua NF-a14 (140mm) fan came in; this is an excellent high flow, low noise fan. It draws 1.56w / 12v.
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I am trying to use two fan controllers one 75 watt and one 100 watt. I have molex and am using it to power the other fan controller. I have to use the first one to control the built in intake fans and exhaust fans because my motherboards 4 pin connectors are broken. I am planning to use the 30 watt one to control a few high power fans. Do molex splitters support at least 100 watts on each side?
 
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A molex connector can handle 132watts for either 5v or 12v. But I think you got some info seriously messed up on the wattage of your fans. I am looking at the box a Noctua NF-a14 (140mm) fan came in; this is an excellent high flow, low noise fan. It draws 1.56w / 12v.
 
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