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Hello I am currently in the process of building a new computer but I'm stuck at the fans.

The case I am getting is the Corsair Obsidian 750D and I want to kit it out with Noctua fans, 5 NF-A14's, 2 NF-F12's and NH-D15 for the cpu cooler but with all these fans the ASRock 990FX Extreme9 cannot support all these fans so I thought the Grid + would work but before I buy anything I want to ask the LTT community first.

 

How can I have all the fans powered and able to be controlled?

 

Thanks hope this is enough information for you to help me.

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Just buy Apple. They control their fans very very well.

But actually I've heard good things about the NZXT Sentry.

EDIT: maybe I should read the damn post first. Yes you will be able to do everything you asked AFAIK but Ive also heard that Grid isn't great.

EDIT #2: I think I'm illiterate know. Listen to everybody below me.

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You can control the fan speeds using NZXT CAM. 

Also, I don't think NF-A12's exist..

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Just buy Apple. They control their fans very very well.

But actually I've heard good things about the NZXT Sentry.

EDIT: maybe I should read the damn post first. Yes you will be able to do everything you asked AFAIK but Ive also heard that Grid isn't great.

EDIT #2: I think I'm illiterate know. Listen to everybody below me.

 

I just looked at the Sentry 2 and I think I can do it by using 2 of the Motherboard headers and the controller.

 

EDIT: But the problem with that is the Sentry is 3 pin and all the fans are 4 pin

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Yeah just noticed that typo I meant NF-F12, Not that good at proof reading.

I don't think there are any 3pin NF-F12's. 4pin connectors don't physically fit into the Grid+. 

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