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1 hour ago, DildorTheDecent said:

 

there it is. Above the 1x connector, just about able to see FAN 1

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43 minutes ago, TVwazhere said:

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Theres another one right underneath the 24pin

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Aditional one all the way diown here at the bottom right about          ^         here, there might be one more in adition to these 3, but I'm not seeing it

 

1 hour ago, DildorTheDecent said:

 

there it is. Above the 1x connector, just about able to see FAN 1

97e975e651b4b783542c66fe08c2168c.png

 

1 hour ago, EnergyEclipse said:

Hello!

It appears that upon inspection of the motherboard there is a system fan header to the bottom left of the CPU block. As with that your chassis only includes of two system fans, therefore meaning spare will be left on the specified motherboard anyhow.

oof thank you very much guys your suggestions seem to have done the trick. I had been playing where's waldo with this and for some reason never saw these outlets ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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So I have this fantastic NZXT S340 Elite HyperBeast edition (800th/1334) and at the top of the case there is a big ol fan that was included. I would like to plug it into my motherboard however there does not seem to be any place for me to plug it into, as the other two outlets are taken by my AIO cooling stuff (LEPA Aqua Changer 120mm I think). The fan's end (Same sort of ending as on my cpu fan/radiator looking thing) was originally plugged into another plugeroo in the mess of cables in the back and somewhere among it was a molex connection thing which looked compatible to another cable on my modular Cosair 850i Platinum Certified powersupply. Would I actually just plug this fan into the powersupply and go with it or should there be somewhere on my motherboard which I could plug the fan into? 

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10 minutes ago, yeetgod said:

So I have this fantastic NZXT S340 Elite HyperBeast edition (800th/1334) and at the top of the case there is a big ol fan that was included. I would like to plug it into my motherboard however there does not seem to be any place for me to plug it into, as the other two outlets are taken by my AIO cooling stuff (LEPA Aqua Changer 120mm I think). The fan's end (Same sort of ending as on my cpu fan/radiator looking thing) was originally plugged into another plugeroo in the mess of cables in the back and somewhere among it was a molex connection thing which looked compatible to another cable on my modular Cosair 850i Platinum Certified powersupply. Would I actually just plug this fan into the powersupply and go with it or should there be somewhere on my motherboard which I could plug the fan into? 

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Hello!

It appears that upon inspection of the motherboard there is a system fan header to the bottom left of the CPU block. As with that your chassis only includes of two system fans, therefore meaning spare will be left on the specified motherboard anyhow.

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2 minutes ago, EnergyEclipse said:

 

there it is. Above the 1x connector, just about able to see FAN 1

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Um....Just a suggestion.....but you might want to get those hoses off of your GPU. That's just my paranoid opinion, lol.

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36 minutes ago, yeetgod said:

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Theres another one right underneath the 24pin

13-132-877-10.jpg?w=660&h=500

Aditional one all the way diown here at the bottom right about          ^         here, there might be one more in adition to these 3, but I'm not seeing it

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1 hour ago, DildorTheDecent said:

 

there it is. Above the 1x connector, just about able to see FAN 1

97e975e651b4b783542c66fe08c2168c.png

 

43 minutes ago, TVwazhere said:

Capture.PNG.c9495848bcbfbee6369aa909f71e9da8.PNG

Theres another one right underneath the 24pin

13-132-877-10.jpg?w=660&h=500

Aditional one all the way diown here at the bottom right about          ^         here, there might be one more in adition to these 3, but I'm not seeing it

 

1 hour ago, DildorTheDecent said:

 

there it is. Above the 1x connector, just about able to see FAN 1

97e975e651b4b783542c66fe08c2168c.png

 

1 hour ago, EnergyEclipse said:

Hello!

It appears that upon inspection of the motherboard there is a system fan header to the bottom left of the CPU block. As with that your chassis only includes of two system fans, therefore meaning spare will be left on the specified motherboard anyhow.

oof thank you very much guys your suggestions seem to have done the trick. I had been playing where's waldo with this and for some reason never saw these outlets ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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53 minutes ago, MadModder said:

Um....Just a suggestion.....but you might want to get those hoses off of your GPU. That's just my paranoid opinion, lol.

nah the hoses aren't actually on the GPU, they are hanging above the gpu where it is much safer. 

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2 hours ago, yeetgod said:

 

 

 

oof thank you very much guys your suggestions seem to have done the trick. I had been playing where's waldo with this and for some reason never saw these outlets ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Future ref: Your manual has the locations for fan headers. Or it should do anyway.

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On 6/26/2017 at 6:25 PM, DildorTheDecent said:

Future ref: Your manual has the locations for fan headers. Or it should do anyway.

I've got no clue where my manual is right now which is why I went here 

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