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Will this fan splitter still allow speed control?

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No, just a simple y splitter.

 

 

 

 

 

So I'd imagine it's going to work fine? Case is an enthoo primo which comes with the pwm fan hub which is a 4pin female to a 3pin hub.

 

It'll wok fine.

Hi,

 

Just bought a few pwm fan splitters/extensions and noticed that it's a 1 4pin female to a 4pin male and 3pin male. Will the 3pin allow me to control the fans speed like the 4pin?

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Does it have a button or a knob on it?

 

If so then you can

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It will allow the control of the 3-pin through voltage. Not PWM.

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Yeah. But only on both at the same time. No separate control (voltage regulated, not PWM).

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Hi,

 

Just bought a few pwm fan splitters/extensions and noticed that it's a 1 4pin female to a 4pin male and 3pin male. Will the 3pin allow me to control the fans speed like the 4pin?

Unless there is a missing pin, and the header is 4 pins with the feedback pin missing, then no.

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Does it have a button or a knob on it?

 

If so then you can

 

No, just a simple y splitter.

 

It will allow the control of the 3-pin through voltage. Not PWM.

 

 

Yeah. But only on both at the same time. No separate control (voltage regulated, not PWM).

 

 

So I'd imagine it's going to work fine? Case is an enthoo primo which comes with the pwm fan hub which is a 4pin female to a 3pin hub.

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No, just a simple y splitter.

 

 

 

 

 

So I'd imagine it's going to work fine? Case is an enthoo primo which comes with the pwm fan hub which is a 4pin female to a 3pin hub.

 

It'll wok fine.

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Great, thanks for the quick replies :)

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It will allow simple voltage control via the MoBo, but since both connections have a tachometer pin you will probably not get RPM data.  If that is an issue then look up the pinout and simply remove one of the tachometer pins.

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