how do you power all the fans?
1298554
each has its connection to the power supply or the motherboard, the feeding of energy is the power supply .
1298555
If i'm understanding your basic question. All the fans are connected to the power supply by the molex cable. I do not recommend doing this. But i spliced a bunch of stuff to get mines to fit and look clean. If not, just invest sata cables. It does have all fans included, but you may have to invest in some extra adapters to power them all.
1298556
Using a power supply, but you need the mother board so you can conecct all the fans and power them
1298557
The fans included in the case are all powered by your power supply. They use 5v Molex connectors that can be connected in series. They are on at full speed anytime the computer is powered up.
1739389
Generally you would want to activate those fans with a thermostatic switch.... but no, no switches at all, just fans.
1869009
There is a set of prongs just below and to the right of the RAM card slots, labeled "sysfan1". If you want a second fan, you'll have to hook it up to your power supply. That's as far as I know.
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
1060532
30w is your limitation. 4 fans at 7w each would be fine. 4 fans at 8w ea would overload the circuit. Check the fans you wish to use and see how many watts they would each pull when at full power. You can get this information off the fan manufacturors website.
204532
There are 2 connectors. You should really get a fan controller or something of the sort. Two fans won't cut it. I have 10 in mine but that is all personal preference.
964061
I use a old power supply from a xbox. You could use a pc power supply. you need some small house fans also.
1644810
You power the fan by putting the usb cable to your computer which will power it; but it also has a pass through so you can plug in another usb device on top of it.
924480
Yes you will need to use a splitter or fan controller. A fan controller is convenient because you can tweak the speed of each fan. On the other hand if you want to keep things simple you can get a splitter. You would need a 4 pin PWM splitter if you have a 4 pin PWM fan. What I did in my other case was send the PWM signal to identical fans. This way each fan that is of the same type would be controlled by one PWM signal. You might want to look into that if you have PWM fans.
2215626
It is very easy to re-wire the fans in parallel. This effectively cuts the fan speed in half and they are silent, yet you still get all the cooling you need.
1717695
Nancy, after inserting into computer, make sure both the buttons next to the plug on the back are pushed in. This turns on all the fans. Let me know. Mine works great.
1903054
Yes, fans plug directly into controller and then the controller is power by a molex connector from the power supply.
303135
Yes, take out of box, plug in. Push one of four buttons to select fan speed.
1684519
There are 2 power modes on this card. If you look on the card, you will find a little toggle switch. In one position, only the middle fan will spin until the card reaches a certain temperature, at which time all 3 fans will spin. Move the switch to the other position, and all 3 fans will spin all the time.
346102
I am not sure whether your PC have enough power to run a fan. I use it for data transfer and it works just fine.
850396
I'm not sure I know what you're asking, but there is no fan, so you don't need a separate power cable. Just plug in to the PCI Express slot and go.
1589698
There is usually a paper in the box. If you lost it: Line in: Black to black-power, white to white-neutral, green to ground. Line out: blue to light and red to fan. I hope this helps.