Can I control more than one fan with Corsair Link while using this?
1023109
This cable will connect 2 fans in parallel, meaning they run at the same speed. So whatever fan control speed set up for the 1st is the same for the 2nd.
1023110
The timing/speed data from only one fan is passed to the motherboard; the pulse width modulation (PWM) from the motherboard is delivered the same to both fans. It would probably be a good idea to use identical fans.
8081
Yes allows two fans to be plugged into one outlet on the motherboard. Mine works great, runs both fans on my water cooler.
1558084
The fan will come paired to a remote. it will not work with both fans. There may be a way to reprogram the remote with DIP switches? The manual or a call to Minka will answer this.
515193
This switch doesn't directly control power to the fan/light -- it's simply a remote control that is powered by wire rather than battery. If you want to be able to control the fan from two doorway areas, you could certainly buy two controllers and just set both of the signal switches to the same code. I'm not sure I've answered your question but hope it helps.
1903055
The fan controller is independent of the motherboard. It gets power from the large 4 pin molex(or two for redundancy, if I recall), and from there splits power to 6 independent fans through the small pin headers(same size as motherboard).
569842
Yes but they are low to medium at most RPM so you don't really need a fan controller and actually if you plan to use one, you ought to get different fans capable of higher RPM so you have the ability to do both higher airflow if needed and low airflow when you don't.
124744
If there are two wires coming out of the fan then yes. If there are three then you will need to build a pwm controller. If there are four wires, you will still need to build the controller.
1517996
These are three-pin fans. You would need to control them through the motherboard or a fan controller.
318411
No I wired both fans on....it was designedb for one...but I made two work. ..I just put a 20 amp fuse to prevent spikes in voltage
2005851
I wondered the same thing but you only need to use 1 to operate the fans. Silly design IMO but I love it and it works.
295209
No, this is for manual control (it doesn't use the mobo controllers). Fans get plugged into this, and the round dials control the fan speed. I got this because my (asrock) motherboard didn't have enough controllers and I didn't want to run my fans at 100% power. CPU cooler stays on the motherboard, everything else gets plugged into this.
2102060
NO. Both fans are controlled by one three-speed switch and thermostat. The earlier Honeywell models had individual controls but not this one. I miss that feature but the Honeywell quality, quietness and power of the two fans more than makes up for it.
827598
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.
761366
No it just lets you connect multiply fans to 1 usb header. They work well it is usually needed if you have lots of fans but only a few usb fan connect spots on your mother board. Note fan speeds are controlled by cpu load or fan controller on some later cpu chips. The 2 fans connected to this will run at the same speed.
602107
There's a fan controller next to the USB 3.0 ports on top of the tower, but it only toggles them on and off and can't control their speed. I bought an NZXT Sentinel fan controller because I overclock and I love the thing.
690504
Yes. The fan's speed will not be controlled by the onboard controller, rather the selection made on the switch. I would imagine the function is limited to the fan's controller b/c should the mobo controller drop the speed, while low/silent is selected, the fan may not receive enough juice to turn. If you're using several fans this is nice b/c even on molex the fans will be functioning at similar speeds w/o purchasing a controller, flipping the 5volt to 3volt or howling at higher rpm's.
975522
I counted 3 fan connect on the motherboard but if you like more you can use the power supply as well to connect you just don't have the motherboard to regulate the fan it just runs all the time if you use the power supply witch you can connect as many as the power supply can handle.