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Hi guys , 

I have recently bought a case which has 5 fan spaces and 2 already built into the chassis . I currently have 2 fans in my old case with my motherboard Installed . It seems that my motherboard only has 2 fan headers . Is there anyway I can use 4 fans without having 4 fan slots on the MB? Thanks .

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Yes, you can just buy a cheap fan splitter cable from Amazon or Newegg so 1 port on the motherboard can power 2 fans.

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Fan splitter or fan hub, but the splitter is more convenient

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