I have an Asus Prime Z370-A motherboard that has several different fan connectors, but only two for "Chassis fans."
I have the top and rear fans connected to CHA_1 and CHA_2, respectively,
but I am wondering whether to connect my two (non-PWM) front mounted drive-bay fans to one of the other on-board fan-connectors or whether to
just power them from a Molex connector.
The currently unused on-board connectors are CPU_OPT (intended for
dual-fan coolers, I think), AIO_Pump (which does not seem to have any
kind of speed sensing control, and M.2.
Suggestions?
Perce
I have an Asus Prime Z370-A motherboard that has several different fan >connectors, but only two for "Chassis fans."
I have the top and rear fans connected to CHA_1 and CHA_2, respectively,
but I am wondering whether to connect my two (non-PWM) front mounted >drive-bay fans to one of the other on-board fan-connectors or whether to
just power them from a Molex connector.
The currently unused on-board connectors are CPU_OPT (intended for
dual-fan coolers, I think), AIO_Pump (which does not seem to have any
kind of speed sensing control, and M.2.
I have an Asus Prime Z370-A motherboard that has several different fan
connectors, but only two for "Chassis fans."
I have the top and rear fans connected to CHA_1 and CHA_2, respectively,
but I am wondering whether to connect my two (non-PWM) front mounted
drive-bay fans to one of the other on-board fan-connectors or whether to
just power them from a Molex connector.
The currently unused on-board connectors are CPU_OPT (intended for
dual-fan coolers, I think), AIO_Pump (which does not seem to have any
kind of speed sensing control, and M.2.
I have the Z370-Pro version of this board and have a fan connected to
the AIO_Pump connector without any issues.
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