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MajorFoley
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So looking at this image i have posted i can see sata power and 2 pin connector for the fans but i have no idea where the 2 pin fans go (which i think connect both rear and front fan). I'm using a X470 Asus prime Motherboard.

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On 9/16/2018 at 6:05 AM, MajorFoley said:

So looking at this image i have posted i can see sata power and 2 pin connector for the fans but i have no idea where the 2 pin fans go (which i think connect both rear and front fan). I'm using a X470 Asus prime Motherboard.

 I think they plug directly into the fans?

 

Literally the only video I could find was in German and the English auto translate wasnt super helpful. Maybe someone who speaks German can interpret?

 

 

 

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You just connect the sata power to your Psu and the 2 pin to the fans you want to control. 

The actual controlling is done at the io area with a little switch that has 3 speeds, so nothing connects to the motherboard.

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12 hours ago, TVwazhere said:

I think they plug directly into the fans?

 

Literally the only video I could find was in German and the English auto translate wasnt super helpful. Maybe someone who speaks German can interpret?

I ended up just leaving that cable out and plugged the sata power in, the speed controller at the front still works but i don't think the fans show in the BIOS

 

11 hours ago, Vacras said:

You just connect the sata power to your Psu and the 2 pin to the fans you want to control. 

The actual controlling is done at the io area with a little switch that has 3 speeds, so nothing connects to the motherboard.

Yeah already just put in the power, i think the fans are already connected somewhere else so i dunno why that 2 pin is there

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1 hour ago, MajorFoley said:

I ended up just leaving that cable out and plugged the sata power in, the speed controller at the front still works but i don't think the fans show in the BIOS

 

Yeah already just put in the power, i think the fans are already connected somewhere else so i dunno why that 2 pin is there

If I remember correctly the two preinstalled fans are plugged in from the factory and you have one additional fan header spare so that you can connect a third fan if you want to.

The fans won’t show up in the bios as you are controlling everything via the front panel.

hope that helps :P

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1 minute ago, Vacras said:

If I remember correctly the two preinstalled fans are plugged in from the factory and you have one additional fan header spare so that you can connect a third fan if you want to.

The fans won’t show up in the bios as you are controlling everything via the front panel.

hope that helps :P

Thats what i ended up thinking and why i just ignored it in the end.

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this answered my question too, thank you for posting very helpful!

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