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NZXT H440 fanhub voltage

MalaCraft
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Hey Guys!

 

http://www.planet3dnow.de/cms/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/NZXT-H440_IMG_0256.jpg

 

 

as far as i know this fanhub is powered by a 4pin molex to a 3pin 12v. 

I want to know if there is any way, like with an adapter cable or something, to change the voltage of the whole fansplitter from 12v down to 7v?

 

thanks,

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i used a 12v to 7v adapter from one of my corsair fans and after awhile i noticed it kinda burned to rubber coating. Probably too much current.

I'd suggest you mod the molex to output 7v. not an adapter.

 

12v molex > 12v to 7v adapter > fan hub > 4 fans

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12v molex > 12v to 7v adapter > fan hub > 4 fans

 

This.

 

Dedicated molex connectors is the way to go. i use fixed voltage molex for all my fans.

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