Where to plug this?

[Sokasz]

Hi I am building my first PC and my Front panel fan has this connecor. I cant find where to plug it. 

 

Than you in advance

[WhitetailAni]

It's a Molex/Peripheral connector. If you have a modular power supply, you'll need another cable for it. Note that this type of fan offers no speed control; it will run at 100% all the time.

[Sokasz]

3 minutes ago, WhitetailAni said:

It's a Molex/Peripheral connector. If you have a modular power supply, you'll need another cable for it. Note that this type of fan offers no speed control; it will run at 100% all the time.

I have These cabels in my psu

[chtorogu]

That's a Molex plug, an old standard for powering peripherals. There should also be a cable with a small plug and that's the one you should use. It connects to fan headers (pins) on the motherboard. That's preferable especially if it has four pins, as those can be speed controlled by the system.

 

You can just plug one of the matching male plugs into the one from the fan, though, it'll work though it will be at full speed constantly.

[Sokasz]

2 minutes ago, chtorogu said:

That's a Molex plug, an old standard for powering peripherals. There should also be a cable with a small plug and that's the one you should use. It connects to fan headers (pins) on the motherboard.

Sadly its the only cable attached to the Fan 

[SpaceGhostC2C]

5 minutes ago, Sokasz said:

 

This is the one you need. 

[Poinkachu]

6 minutes ago, Sokasz said:

I have These cabels in my psu

Yeah, that's a molex.

 

There's only 2 pins on your fan's connector because the fan only need 12v and GND.

While a fully pinned molex consists of 12v, 5v, and two GND.

[Sokasz]

3 minutes ago, SpaceGhostC2C said:

This is the one you need. 

Should I plug it into this or Do I need something Else? 

 

[SpaceGhostC2C]

12 minutes ago, Sokasz said:

Should I plug it into this or Do I need something Else? 

 

Straight into it. The pictures in your first post suggest you have some kind of pass-through connector, with pins on one side and sockets on the other. Just plug the pin-side of your fan connector into the socketed end of the PSU cable.