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Fan splitter issue

GeorgeKellow
By GeorgeKellow
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Obviously if i connect a fan via molex it will be stuck at full power, but if i use a fan splitter can i control it?  

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to connect two fans to the motherboard?

 

if your motherboard can control the fans then yes

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to connect two fans to the motherboard?

 

if your motherboard can control the fans then yes

I've got an Asus H81M-PLUS motherboard. It only has two fan headers one for the cpu and one other 

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I've got an Asus H81M-PLUS motherboard. It only has two fan headers one for the cpu and one other 

if you can control those fans, then yes, using a fan splitter would let you control more fans

just dont do more than 3 fans per header

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