i need adapter cables for the fans because my msi motherboard doesent have enough slots.What do i buy?and where
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You can look on Amazon for fan control devices, but most MB have enough connection to work with this case. This you will see isn't a big deal. Good luck.
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They come attached with the fan 3 pin however any 3 pin connectors will work fine on a 4 pin connection on the motherboard. Also depends on where on the board you are installing the fan and may require a cable extension.
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I would recomend you the maximus VI , it has 6 (3.0) usb ports and 2 (2.0) for the ROG
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I would try and find 200mm fans if possible. These fans are only 140mm so there is chance the screws won't line up with the case.
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Just plug the molex power connector from the fan controller to your Power Supply. The fans come pre connected as far as I remember.
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Yes but not easy you could go on Kingston's web site and look or call them or I think you could look here on amazon for 2 fans and tie them Together with a 3 pin plug to the motherboard
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Yes, that is way too big - not sure where they are getting those specs even if they are including the cables? Anyway, I would look here for the actual size of the supply: http://www.evga.com/products/pdf/100-B1-0500-KR.pdf
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There's a cable with the little fan connectors on it. Additionally, some motherboards have 1 or 2 fan control plugs (in addition to the CPU fan control). If your motherboard has them, then it's *probably* a good idea to use those for the primary case fan, as the BIOS will rev the fans up and down according to its needs. (I think the included cable is designed to plug into an old-style Molex connector from the power supply, but I'm not 100% sure and I can't get to my machine at the moment.)
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You can only plug it into the PSU. It's maybe possible to plug it into the motherboard (with an adapter for 4 pin to 3/4pin fan connector) but ther may be consequences, Why? For one, if you plug in 4 fans onto one connector on the motherboard the fans won't work (won't spin at standard speed) and also a high chance it will short Circuit the motherboard due to over power usage. Just pug it into the PSU and your good, also keep in mind that the cable has 2 sets of different voltages (2 of each), make sure the fans would work with bolth voltages or one voltages are compatible.
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You probably need that goofy 9-pin to 5-pin adapter cable. I'd read this thread:http://forums.legitreviews.com/about45763.htmlIt's probably going to be frustrating to obtain. Try asus replacement parts or what's mentioned in that article. Good luck!
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thank you for your email here is link for for motherboard http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4567#ov you can add another video card to it thank you again alex
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You only need to use the splitter/power adapter cables that came with the card if your power supply doesn't have the proper cables. You should stick with the power cables from your power supply. There is no difference between the adapter cables and yours.
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Go to the manufacturer website for a list of compatible MB's. I got an MSI MB. Gigabyte makes a good one too.
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Some fans will plug into your motherboard. Some fans use either 5VDC or 12VDC which is available from the numerous disk drive power connectors on the power supply harness.
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I brought one of this MB but I received an Maximus V Extreme, and she don't comes with these adapters.
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You must go with the motherboard that in your computer I check and MSI is there. Go to crucial site and run the system Scanner pick your board and run the scan.
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Computer cases don't have fan connectors on them, you can only plug fans into the motherboard or a motherboard add in card.