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I want to cut out the uncustomizable RGB in my molex fan!

I'm afraid that i would waste a fan please help which cable i should cut for the rgb light. brand is segotep.

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You can buy multi-packs of 120mm Molex fans for $10. 

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22 minutes ago, Jason Scott said:

I'm afraid that i would waste a fan please help which cable i should cut for the rgb light. brand is segotep.

Pic of the fan? I can easily remove the leds on my cheap chinese fans if i want by just cutting or yanking it

 

6 minutes ago, Middcore said:

You can buy multi-packs of 120mm Molex fans for $10. 

Generic fans go for 2$ or less, here in indo my local market has generic fans for ~1$, you should not pay over 3$ for generic fans

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37 minutes ago, Somerandomtechyboi said:

Pic of the fan? I can easily remove the leds on my cheap chinese fans if i want by just cutting or yanking it

 

Generic fans go for 2$ or less, here in indo my local market has generic fans for ~1$, you should not pay over 3$ for generic fans

I don't currently have device to capture the picture, but the fan has two cables. and those are with the 4 pin male molex connector. There's no fancy things such as 3 pin rgb connector or 4 pin fan connector.

 

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Would hazard a guess that you only have 12 V (red) and ground (black), and thus the LED connection is likely on the PCB or within the hub of the fan. Long story short, don't cut either of the cables.

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