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Reliable powered PWM fan hub

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I am looking for a reliable powered PWM fan hub. I don't want a product that will catch fire or not run my fans at full. Some of the reviews on Amazon for various hubs indicate these are issues.

I'd like to run six or seven 0.70A PWM Yate Loons, possibly more.

I was looking at the Lamptron SP105 10 way hub and the XSPC 8 way hub.

Any ideas?

I would just make a big harness of wires like I've done in the past but wanted to use a hub to cut down on the rats nest. Thought about also making one out of prototype board but it would cost more than just buying one.
 
Swiftech makes a good one that I've used before, 8 port tho i believe. Aquacomputers splitty9 is what i use exclusively now but its sata. Works great with any type of fans or pumps if you need that.

Edit- corrected name!
 
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Swiftech makes a good one that I've used before, 8 port tho i believe. Alphacools splitty9 is what i use exclusively now but its sata. Works great with any type of fans or pumps if you need that.
+1 on the splitty - i just couldn't find the sata version on new egg or amazon.
having an aquarno (aquasuite!) gives me aquatuning bias admittedly.
 
Ah the splitty looks really nice. That might be the one to go for. Does the PWM amplification work well?
 
Ah the splitty looks really nice. That might be the one to go for. Does the PWM amplification work well?
Yep, works great. Nice and smooth. I've used it with 3 pins as well and it controlled them just as well as pwm. The only drawback is the mb to hub cable isn't sleeved very well. Its an easy fix, just one of those things.
 
Yep, works great. Nice and smooth. I've used it with 3 pins as well and it controlled them just as well as pwm. The only drawback is the mb to hub cable isn't sleeved very well. Its an easy fix, just one of those things.
Sadly I can't find any place to buy it, it seems like they are only sold by aquatuning and the shipping is insane.
 
just don't buy a thermalfake commander (i had one and it was barely able to power three little arctic case fans (it went worse until they just stopped working at all after a couple months)
 
The Phobya looks okay, doesn't have any capacitors, not sure how necessary they are, takes molex
 
Titan rig has it but 1st class mail is the cheapest shipping. I don't know if I would have the patience for that these days.
Walmart sells it through them for $19.99 with free shipping but I'm not sure what shipper.

 
I bought 4 of the Splitty9 Actives from Amazon.de because the shipping wasn't too bad worldwide. It ended up being around $15 shipped/ea. No US seller seems to have the Active version otherwise. I'm going to just run them on IDE Molex to SATA power adapter with the discrete pinned plugs because the molded SATA ones have a melt reputation.
 
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