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Need assistance with PC fan control? Let me help you!

Need assistance with PC fan control? Let me help you!

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PetqPqn
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01-16-2022, 03:41 PM
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Hello, you've just assembled your PC and added all the fans. The problem is managing the micro connectors PWM splitter hub from MicroCenter—it didn’t quite work as expected, and I still can’t control everything. You have an NZXT H5 case with an ASUS Z790-P Prime board. Right now you have two Noctua fans on top, two NZXT fans front, and the remaining fans included in the case. Can you find a way to get full fan control or design a custom fan curve?
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PetqPqn
01-16-2022, 03:41 PM #1

Hello, you've just assembled your PC and added all the fans. The problem is managing the micro connectors PWM splitter hub from MicroCenter—it didn’t quite work as expected, and I still can’t control everything. You have an NZXT H5 case with an ASUS Z790-P Prime board. Right now you have two Noctua fans on top, two NZXT fans front, and the remaining fans included in the case. Can you find a way to get full fan control or design a custom fan curve?

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ninjagamer2004
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01-16-2022, 04:12 PM
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You manage them via BIOS or Windows software. Each fan linked to the same header/hub acts together. For instance, connecting fans 1, 2, 3, and 4 to a hub, then routing the hub to fan header 1, adjusting the curve on header 1 impacts all fans. Another example: linking Fan 1 with Fan 2 to the hub/splitter, placing the hub/splitter at Header 1, and connecting fans 3 and 4 to Header 2—modifying Header 1 changes only fans 1 and 2, while Header 2 affects fans 3 and 4.
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ninjagamer2004
01-16-2022, 04:12 PM #2

You manage them via BIOS or Windows software. Each fan linked to the same header/hub acts together. For instance, connecting fans 1, 2, 3, and 4 to a hub, then routing the hub to fan header 1, adjusting the curve on header 1 impacts all fans. Another example: linking Fan 1 with Fan 2 to the hub/splitter, placing the hub/splitter at Header 1, and connecting fans 3 and 4 to Header 2—modifying Header 1 changes only fans 1 and 2, while Header 2 affects fans 3 and 4.