Scythe Kaze Q 3.5 inch fan controller - black (4 Fan)

Scythe Kaze Q 3.5 inch fan controller - black

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Anonymous

7 years ago

You connect the 4 fans you want to control here, ok, got it. there are cables on them. But the cable for the power connection is also included, or how? is that a cable that can be connected to the mobo? if so, it should be a 4-pin cable (not the one with the thick sticks), or? because otherwise it is attached to the power supply. I'm asking because I don't have a "conventional power supply unit that goes off via the PC's switch-off signal, but an external one from which I would have to take the power every time.

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Cyvory

7 years ago

The fan controller has a Molex power connector. It cannot be attached to the motherboard. Greetings
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Votaja

8 years ago

Can you read off the team temperature somewhere?

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fabianja

8 years ago

No, you can't. But normally you can read out the temperatures of the important components (CPU, GPU, RAM) with one of many freeware tools. Temp in the case is usually not that important :).
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Votaja

8 years ago

Is there any way to see how many RPMs you have? And can it be that the pc overheats because the fans rotate too slowly?

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CHEF2077

8 years ago

No, the PC will certainly not overheat because the fans turn too slowly, the CPU fan is controlled by the mainboard anyway. Is there a reason why you want to install a manual control? To read the RPM you would need a software, either from the mainboard manufacturer or for example HWinfo64. I would run all fans through the mainboard and adjust the fan curves manually. Such fan controls are oldschool, I would say.