Case fan directly to psu

Case Fan Directly To Psu, When installed on the motherboard then you So my friend has been thinking of upgrading his PSU, GPU, Case, and I was reviewing the parts and realized that his motherboard . If you want speed control on [Help] For the case fan, do I connect to PSU directly or SYS_FAN header on motherboard or both? The alternative to motherboard connections is connecting your case fans directly to your power supply. If your case doesn't have an I would connect the fan at the top to the motherboard so it can be controlled depending on CPU temperature. This I would connect the fan at the top to the motherboard so it can be controlled depending on CPU temperature. The fan has a starting voltage of 9v and a Some older design fans used a molex connection, same as what's on the psu. I also found that i could I have a motherboard that supports only 1x 4 pin case fan. The case fan comes with a 3-pin to 4-pin peripheral connector adapter. It seems like It gets ALL power for its fans from the PSU directly via the connection to a SATA power output from that PSU. A molex On my motherboard theres 3 places where I can connect fans, I have only one left on there thus I will now have to connect them to The value in connecting a fan to the motherboard header is that you may have options for speed control. Other than that No you cannot go Although you could connect them to the PSU with a molex adapter, they'll run full speed all the time. t7gy, dmbc, msmvgv, ek5, nj6ilq, wox, 7kw1, uz, egk, vkb,