How do i know which 4 pin fan is connected?

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I have a gigabyte H110M-H Mobo
With Pentium G4600 4gb of ram

The intel stock cooler is connected to the cpu fan header

All of the Other fans
( 2 IDCooling WF12025, 1 Tecware 120mm fan on the back and 1
Tecware 200mm fan on the front)

Is connected to the deepcool fan hub, (the 2 idcooling wf12025 is plugged into the white port)
which is connected to the sys fan header

When i boot and use the thermal console app by gigabyte i put it on full speed.

Now when i open HW Monitor
The CPU Fan is at 3600+/- rpm
And the FanIN1 is at 1800+/- rpm

Is this a good config or did i do something wrong with the cables?
 
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When done properly, the CPU fan will be controlled by the CPU_FAN header, and its speed will be shown in BIOS Setup on that header. The TWO case fans will be controlled identically by the SYS_FAN header that the fan hub is plugged into. BUT of those two case fans, only one of them will have its speed reported to the mobo SYS_FAN header - the one that is plugged into the white port of the hub. The speed of the other fan is NOT available to "see" anywhere.
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When done properly, the CPU fan will be controlled by the CPU_FAN header, and its speed will be shown in BIOS Setup on that header. The TWO case fans will be controlled identically by the SYS_FAN header that the fan hub is plugged into. BUT of those two case fans, only one of them will have its speed reported to the mobo SYS_FAN header - the one that is plugged into the white port of the hub. The speed of the other fan is NOT available to "see" anywhere.
 
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