This case's 2 front and 1 rear fan are 3pin and my Asus z87 pro uses 4 pin. Does anyone know where I can get 4 pin to 3 pin adapter?
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You don't need an adapter, 3pin connector will fit a 4pin socket. However, you won't be able to manage fan speeds using PWM, for that you need PWM enabled fans, which are 4pin.
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The 8-pin connector slides apart into two 4-pin connectors, only one of which fits in the 4-pin connector on the board. I simply tied the other half up out of the way. Works fine.
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You can plug in 3-pin fans in to this and use it to plug 2 fans (2 3-pins or even 1 3-pin + 1 4-pin) in to one motherboard header. You just wont have variable fan speed because the 4th pin is responsible for modulating it.
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PWM = Power Management = 4 pin Connector with A fourth wire to control RPM. After reading my Asus Z77 Motherboard manual I discovered the ability to use 3 pin fans with Power Management via the UEFI BIOS. Not having a Corsair CO-9050008-WW I'm not sure but believe it's a 3 pin fan that will work with 4 pin using supplied adapter? High Performance Edition = wide paddle fan blades. Everything dependent upon your motherboard so please read the manual and check out Corsair website http://www.corsair.com/en/cpu-cooling-kits/air-series-fans.html or simply search "Corsair". Lots of information at Corsair website.Important to know when using a splitter using two PWM Fans changes motherboard readings for RPM. PWM = Power Management = 4 pin Connector with A fourth wire to control RPM. After reading my Asus Z77 Motherboard manual I discovered the ability to use 3 pin fans with Power Management via the UEFI BIOS. Not having a Corsair CO-9050008-WW I'm not sure but believe it's a 3 pin fan that will work with 4 pin using supplied adapter? High Performance Edition = wide paddle fan blades. Everything dependent upon your motherboard so please read the manual and check out Corsair website http://www.corsair.com/en/cpu-cooling-kits/air-series-fans.html or simply search "Corsair". Lots of... » Read More PWM = Power Management = 4 pin Connector with A fourth wire to control RPM. After reading my Asus Z77 Motherboard manual I discovered the ability to use 3 pin fans with Power Management via the UEFI BIOS. Not having a Corsair CO-9050008-WW I'm not sure but believe it's a 3 pin fan that will work with 4 pin using supplied adapter? High Performance Edition = wide paddle fan blades. Everything dependent upon your motherboard so please read the manual and check out Corsair website http://www.corsair.com/en/cpu-cooling-kits/air-series-fans.html or simply search "Corsair". Lots of information at Corsair website.Important to know when using a splitter using two PWM Fans changes motherboard readings for RPM. « Show Less
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If your motherboard does not have USB 3.0, you need an adapter if you want to use this case's front panel USB ports:http://amzn.com/B0098FSJ92(the description for this adapter is wrong- it is for installing a MOTHERBOARD with USB2 into a CASE with USB3 connection)
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This answer relates to the NZXT Sentry LX High Performance 5 fan controller.You need 3 pin fans or adapters to go from 4 to 3. PWM fans are 4 pin.
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Don't know but my board was support 3-pin and it was as per my requirement... and did not try using NZXT Individually Sleeved 3Pin fan Y Cable
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No, there's 3 ports, two of them are 2.0 and the one is 3.0, I've had this case for a little over two years and I love it, my pc is always cool and maybe the only flaw if you want to look at it that way is to get to the front filters of the fans you do need to unscrew a lot of bolts in the front part, I mean is really easy but a little tedious if you know what I mean. Just my two cents.
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You should be able to plug a three pin into a 4 pin. Alternatively you could just rub them off the power supply with the right connectors.
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if you look at the board you can see the fan connectors as 4 pin, labeled as FAN1 or FAN2. theres also one thats a lighter color labeled CPU for the cpu fan. So it only fits 2 case fans. HOWEVER, if you have something like a corsair H100i (dont buy it, i've gone through 3 already from warranty) it has extra fan headers for the radiator, and you can also buy splitters for the mobo fan connecters, but i think the cut the voltage in half, slowing the fans
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No far as I know it just works with 3 you would have to buy some 3to4pin adapters but it works very well with 3pin fan
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You only need to connect the two 8 pin's for regular over clocking. The extra 6 pin is for when you want to push it. The stock clock speed is like 1000 core and 1475 mem off the top of my head
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Muhammad:Look to see whether there is an 8 pin connector. You will notice you can slide the connector in half, giving you two 4 pin connectors. One of these will fit into the four pin jack on the motherboard. You MUST have a 12 volt source in this jack, otherwise the processor will not turn on. If all else fails, they make a molex (four pins in a row, ground, 5 volt, ground 12 volt) adapter that you plug two of the molex connectors into it and the other end is the four pin jack.Hope this helps. Access Computer Consultants, Inc. Dundee, Oregon
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there are 4 pin to 8 pin connectors that come with it, but yes you need 2 8 pins...you could also get the 6 pin to 8 pin on amazon if you'd like but i run mine with what came with it (4 to 8)
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I can't say for sure, I used the molex plug. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work with the 3 pin connector. Some motherboards even control the fan speed when connected with the 3 pin connector.
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The PSU itself has standard connectors. You can purchase adaptors to change the 3 or 4 pin case fans into the type this provides. Most fan connectors are provided by the motherboard, in a normal setup.
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It has two standard four pin molex connectors. I have mine running splitters from each to power four Antec case fans.