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I love my new case (Enthoo 719) It is way more than I need but I love the looks of it. The only issue I am having right now is the included fan hub. I have hooked fans up to it but no power is going to it. I have looked in the manual but it is very vague and not helpful. Does anyone know if I am supposed to be hooking something up to it to supply power or what? Call me stupid but I can not figure it out.

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There should be a SATA power connector that supplies the power to the hub.

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13 minutes ago, G27Racer_188 said:

There should be a SATA power connector that supplies the power to the hub.

All SATA are hooked up

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On 2/8/2020 at 7:55 AM, Omikse said:

I love my new case (Enthoo 719) It is way more than I need but I love the looks of it. The only issue I am having right now is the included fan hub. I have hooked fans up to it but no power is going to it. I have looked in the manual but it is very vague and not helpful. Does anyone know if I am supposed to be hooking something up to it to supply power or what? Call me stupid but I can not figure it out.

Do you have the hub connected to the motherboard for the RPM control and reading? 

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On 2/10/2020 at 11:19 AM, TVwazhere said:

Do you have the hub connected to the motherboard for the RPM control and reading? 

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As of right now, I do not have anything connected to the motherboard. I know I have the sata's connected but I am adding some cable extensions tomorrow and I will have a look to see if there is a cable to connect to the motherboard. I did not see one when I set it up originally. 

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15 hours ago, Omikse said:

As of right now, I do not have anything connected to the motherboard. I know I have the sata's connected but I am adding some cable extensions tomorrow and I will have a look to see if there is a cable to connect to the motherboard. I did not see one when I set it up originally. 

That connector is important, as that's the signal to tell the fans to spin and how fast. The SATA just provides the power to actually run 8 fans off a single connector, as normally you're limited anywhere from 3-6 fans depend on the amp rating found on the fan hub. (Motherboard headers usually can only supply up to 1A amount of power) 

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6 hours ago, TVwazhere said:

That connector is important, as that's the signal to tell the fans to spin and how fast. The SATA just provides the power to actually run 8 fans off a single connector, as normally you're limited anywhere from 3-6 fans depend on the amp rating found on the fan hub. (Motherboard headers usually can only supply up to 1A amount of power) 

So it turns out that the hub is plugged into the motherboard Also the power wire had come unplugged off to the left of the hub, so after plugging it back in, all is working fine.I now need ten more fans to make it complete.

 

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