07-18-2013
10:24 AM
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11:36 PM
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ROGBot
07-18-2013 10:29 AM
07-18-2013 11:22 AM
07-18-2013 02:10 PM
Denoppo wrote:
Thanks Chino-
I am very nervous on building my first PC. Thanks for the info. I am looking at Asus's "GJ" videos now while waiting for the Formula to be posted at Newegg and then - my wallet will proceed to fall apart. The biggest thing I see in perusing this Forum is the ominous How to Uninstall AI Suite. This makes me even more nervous as if I will get frustrated and then Uninstall it.
07-18-2013 02:35 PM
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07-18-2013 05:46 PM
Denoppo wrote:There are other options, and even to control more fans with a single 4pin pwm connector, like Swiftech 8 Way PWM Splitter. This seems pretty nice as its 8, i can see it being usefull for someone using mulitple 480 rads with pull push, etc.
Abula - that Akasa wiring harness looks intriguing.
Denoppo wrote:I have been using those Akasa extension on my builds, three for more than two years so they are safe. It has multiple ends:
The comments from the reviewers sound good. I couldn't tell whether or not if the reviewers Chassis fans were 3 or 4 pins. Can you tell whether or not that if I plug my top 3 fans (all PWM) and along with the CPU fan (PWM) into the CPU fan header that all would be controlled "in unison"? What I mean is that I would want my 3 top fans to speed up or slow down as required by the CPU fan header.
Denoppo wrote:You probably can use those Y addapters, but i wouldnt, its just overloading each line more, not the motherboard but the akaska splitter. You can use 2 Akasa splitters if you like, as you have two 4pin headers (CPU_FAN and CPU_OPT) this will allow you to control 10 pwm fans, all will be mirrors, meaning that if the cpu_fan is telling the fans to go to 1000rpm, all will go to 1000rpm, this is not so you can control them individually but you will control one that will mirror all others that are connected to the akasa splitter.
Keep in mind what I have may work as each of my Noctua fans come with a Y splitter so that I can keep adding fans. They also come with an LNA to make them 1200 instead of 1500 RPM.
07-18-2013 07:17 PM