Case Question

[weegee15]

I'm thinking of getting one of these cases: https://en.sharkoon.com/product/T3-W

 

Couple of questions:

1. What connector do the front fans use?

2. I'll be putting an extra Arctic fan in the back, so would the mobo support 3 fans on 1 header?

 

I highly doubt that anyone has this case, since it's rather unheard of.

[Mick Naughty]

Prolly a 3 pin fan. No idea as it has no details. 
Most headers can support several average fans. Which the artic and what ever come in that case will be. 
Also most mobos have more than one header aside from the cpu. 

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7 hours ago, weegee15 said:

I'm thinking of getting one of these cases: https://en.sharkoon.com/product/T3-W

 

Couple of questions:

1. What connector do the front fans use?

2. I'll be putting an extra Arctic fan in the back, so would the mobo support 3 fans on 1 header?

 

I highly doubt that anyone has this case, since it's rather unheard of.

I would not put three fans on one motherboard fan header.

 

 

[weegee15]

1 hour ago, Mick Naughty said:

Prolly a 3 pin fan. No idea as it has no details. 
Most headers can support several average fans. Which the artic and what ever come in that case will be. 
Also most mobos have more than one header aside from the cpu. 

Not the case with a B365M D2V, only one sys fan header

[weegee15]

1 hour ago, jonnyGURU said:

I would not put three fans on one motherboard fan header.

 

 

Somewhere on the forums somebody said that the average mobo has an amperage of 1A on the header, would that count here?

[weegee15]

2 hours ago, Mick Naughty said:

Prolly a 3 pin fan. No idea as it has no details. 

Somebody on newegg said it was a 3pin + molex connector (note that it has 2 fans), could the case possibly use a pin from the 3pin as fan control?

 

[weegee15]

On 7/28/2020 at 6:32 AM, weegee15 said:

Somebody on newegg said it was a 3pin + molex connector (note that it has 2 fans), could the case possibly use a pin from the 3pin as fan control?

 

Anyone?

[Mick Naughty]

6 minutes ago, weegee15 said:

Anyone?

If it’s a 3 pin that mean it would have control. Or else it isn’t a 3 pin. 
Im sure you’ll find out when you get it. 

[weegee15]

3 hours ago, Mick Naughty said:

If it’s a 3 pin that mean it would have control. Or else it isn’t a 3 pin. 
Im sure you’ll find out when you get it. 

My board does allow voltage controlled speeds, luckily, but I won't get the case until I get my dual usb 3.0 header card, since the board's header's vbus pin is broken clean off.

 

Also, the 3rd pin is apparently for "tachometric control" ?

[Mick Naughty]

3 minutes ago, weegee15 said:

My board does allow voltage controlled speeds, luckily, but I won't get the case until I get my dual usb 3.0 header card, since the board's header's vbus pin is broken clean off.

 

Also, the 3rd pin is apparently for "tachometric control" ?

It’s dc control not pwm. Still works. 

[weegee15]

4 minutes ago, Mick Naughty said:

It’s dc control not pwm. Still works. 

Good, the case apparently has a 3pin plug and only has the 3rd pin. Power is delivered using a molex connector