Case Fan connections to Motherboard, and PSU

Hello JR2112;

According to the NewEgg customer comments on that Rosewill CHALLENGER case the front and top fans have just the molex 4 pin power connectors directly off your PSU. I guess that means the rear case fan can use a motherboard fan header.

See Dick Poet @ 7/27/2010 8:12:47 PM and sgrajan @ 8/4/2010 9:38:47 AM

Normally you only connect one fan to each fan connection on the motherboard. Each fan connection on the motherboard should be identified in the owner's manual that comes with the motherboard. There may even be a diagram in the manual.

Make sure you connect the cpu heatsink fan to the cpu fan connection on the motherboard. That is a mandatory requirement for pc operation.

Normally the cpu heatsink fan and the case fans are pre-wired. I took a look at the photos of the case you selected. I could clearly see the 120mm fan on the rear panel was pre-wired and had a standard fan cable connector. You should not need any cables or connectors. It should be a simple plug and play.

WR2 - Thanks for catching that! I didn't see it in the photos.

The rear fan as a 3pin MB fan header connector.

@ JohnnyLucky;
I get lucky every now and then if the NewEgg customer's do a good job with their review notes.
Those new black cases make it harder to spot some small details in the pictures.

@ JR2112;

Thats a very good price for a gaming case with 3 fans. And those customer reviews are better than some gaming cases that cost twice as much.

Thanks for the help. I will go ahead and order everything.