That is a good controller. I could have sold you mine.
want a fan controler?
ther eyou have:
http://www.newegg.com/global/uk/Pro...ommander_fan_controler-_-11-998-149-_-Product
Your not goin to get everyone to agree. But if you have enough fan headers on your motherboard then do it that way. The pump does not need to run and 100% all the time. If you need more fan headers then get a controller. Almost any will do as long as it will fit in your case. This is not rocket science. Obviously a hub will give you more control
best answer so far!
ok sweetness. that sounds good to me. i think id be fine with all the case fans running the same speed as the cpu fans, it makes sense to do so anyways. I cant have the 2 fans that will be on the H110 on the graphics card being controlled by the CPU PWM. is there a way I can have those 2 fans run at full speed while still being plugged into the hub?
ok guys the only reason i was trying to figure out a way to plug in the CPU fans to a hub was because I said that you can connect all 3 fans into the cpu block of the thermaltake 3.0 then someone else said you cant, and that i had to plug each individual fan somewhere into the mobo. I just watched a guide on installing the thermaltake 3.0 and I was correct you can in fact plug all the fans right into the cpu block, then a 4 pin cord goes from the block to the mobo. in this case I only need to figure out a way to control my H110 fans on the GPU.
Just like the cpu cooler, the H110 on my GPU will have the fans plugged into the water block, then a 4 pin connector comes off the block and goes into the motherboard. normally you would plug this into the 4 pin labeled CPU, but this is for my GPU. is there another 4 pin spot on the motherboard I can plug it into? its the MSI X99S Gaming 7. I would love for the H110 to be controlled by something and not run 100% all the time. how would I go about doing this?
ok, now see the epic fail,
for Tt water untis you have to do this:
Plug water block on "CPU fan" motherborad's header, for the fans, the kit shoul come with a 2 / 3 way spliter, plug all the fans into splitter then to motherboard "Sys Fan" header, also you can conect them to a molex, with the proper spliter,
thats the main advice i can give you so far, otherwise you can conect them where you want and screw everything
Fans DO NOT connect to the head unit of the Tt Water3.0 kits. Please provide "this video" and a time stamp of when you can see fans plugging into the head unit of that kit.
There are not any fan clips on the head unit like what Corsair did. The fans are connected to the motherboard or other source, and the head unit has a 4-pin header for PWM power and control of the pump only!
agreed,
i meant it goes into a splitter cord that then goes into the 4 pin on the mobo. so i only have 1 cord going into the mobo to control all the fans.
dont save a shit dude... follow advices.. i do have 1 Tt water unit, trust me ...
I looked at details of the motherboard and it seems there is multiple 4 pin fan connectors on the motherboard.
If i was to plug the fans on the H110 on my graphics card into one of these 4 pin connectors, what temperature will it adjust the fan speed to? How do I make it adjust the fan speed according to the GPU temp? i think these are my last questions about fans then i will be all set after i figure this out!
they are no the same unit, follow instructions, they work pretty diferent,
I'm putting an H110 on my graphics card. Does anyone know how I can make the fan speed on the H110 adjust according to the GPU temp? Someone please help, this is the last thing I need to figure out, then I will know everything I need to know when my stuff gets here in a week.
the unique thing that comes to my mind maybe you can setup a specifi profile with afterburner / Precision X tuning sotfware ... or OC guru for ggiabayte's GPU cards,