Multiple fans and only one case fan connector.

[Raysadn]

Today I received my Rosewill THOR V2 computer case. I was about to switch my cases when I realized that my motherboard only had one 3 pin case fan connector and the case came with 4 fans ( 3x 230 mm and 1x 140mm). The 3x 230mm fans each use 0.24A and I heard somewhere that one case fan connector should at a maximum can only supply 1A. I know that even 1A is a lot from only one connector so a splitter cable is most likely out of the question. The only thing I can think of at the moment is to buy a fan controller. I know my new computer case has fan control knobs but I am not sure if and how that would work. So, should I get a fan controller or does my case allow the fans to be controlled from the PSU?
(P.S. if a fan controller is the best answer I am looking for one around $30, if you know any good ones please tell me.)

Any help is appreciated!

Motherboard: IPISB-CH2 (Chicago)
Case: Rosewill THOR V2
Fans: 3x 240mm, 1x 140mm

 

[Sakkura]

You can connect them directly to the PSU using molex to 3-pin adapters.

Here's an example:

 

[Sakkura]

Whoops, I'll try that again...

http://www.svc.com/du3to4ad.html

 

[Raysadn]

You can connect them directly to the PSU using molex to 3-pin adapters.

Here's an example:

Yes, that is an option but unfortunately when you do that there is no way to control how fast the fans go.

 

[iinRez]

To further on this what about hooking up two fans to one connector? I just found a one to two 4pin adapter and would like to hook up two 120mm to my CPU pwm 4pin?

Can a board handle this?

Adapter: http://ebay.to/1GXdErN

Specs:
Asus P6T D
I7 940 2.93
18Gb Ram
HD 4870