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Controlling 4-5 fans

cmonkey99
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So my 380T has a big ole 200mm fan in the front. It sucks in enough dust to kill a man when idling. Not enough headers on the moboard to get all fans and EVGA's bios controls suck anyways.

Any alternatives to Corsair Link? Basically looking for something like Corsair Link but with better software/hardware.

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Fan hub? 5.25inch fan controller. 

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fan hubs, 5'25 fan controllers. DIY solution 

https://www.nzxt.com/categories/internal-external-controllers so populare choices, i think

linus gonna need alot of fan controllers to controll his fans

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You can get a drive bay fan controller and connect them all. A fan splitter plugged into a motherboard fan header could work for controlling them using software, you could also use the NZXT Grid or Grid+ to control them through NZXT's CAM software

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