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NON RGB into fan hub?
- Thread starter Mightycup
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Which fan hub? Which fans? If they're normal fans then they'll probably use a standard 4pin or 3pin fan connector. And if the fan hub uses standard 4pin or 3pin fan connectors, then yeah it'll work.
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https://www.overclock.net/forum/61-...-rad-fans-going-very-exact-spec-needs-4.htmle aware that Corsair fans have a history of problems if too many fans on a single channel.
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