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"Cable Matters 2-Pack 3 Way 4 Pin PWM Fan Splitter Cable 12 Inches, PC Fan Splitter 1 to 3 Convertor, PC Fan Extension Cable"

Cable Matters 2-Pack 3 Way 4 Pin PWM Fan Splitter Cable 12 Inches, PC Fan Splitter 1 to 3 Convertor, PC Fan Extension Cable
Cable Matters 2-Pack 3 Way 4 Pin PWM Fan Splitter Cable 12 Inches, PC Fan Splitter 1 to 3 Convertor, PC Fan Extension Cable

4 pin fan splitter cable connects 3 computer case fans to a single motherboard fan header; PWM splitter cable connects an additional fan to increase airflow in your computer case; Fan speed label on the 4 pin fan master connector of the fan header splitter is wired to receive the PWM control signal and share it to the slave fans

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Djinnerator /r/Noctua
1 point
1970-01-20 09:45:52.902 +0000 UTC

If you're doing three fans on a single header, that should be fine. Just make sure their total current is less than 1A, which is the case for most 3x PC fans, and the A12x25 is less than .2A iirc, so you can put more than three of those on a single header. It's safe to use a splitter in that case. I still wouldn't do more than three on one header though.

If you're looking for a hub to run more than three on one header, I use the DeepCool FH-10 and it's pretty nice. Any 3-way fan splitter should work fine. Noctua has some, or you could use something like this.

Edit: the specs page says they're 0.14A, so you could in theory put up to seven on a 1A header but that's kinda risky imo.

zombie_rust /r/Noctua
1 point
1970-01-20 06:27:35.464 +0000 UTC

When i had my Meshify 2 case, I had 6 additional f12 fans cooling the system. I originally was looking to her this same hub or the other one cooler master has available. Ultimately, settled on these splitter cables that come in a 2 pack.

OldManGrimm /r/lianli
1 point
1970-01-20 08:37:38.505 +0000 UTC

Yeah, pick up some splitters and drive all your front fans off one header. I usually bundle my intake and exhaust fans into separate groups like that.