Add Extra PC PWM Fans With Arctic SATA Powered 10 Port Fan Hub

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Add 10 extra PC PWM Fans Arctic SATA powered fan hub
ARCTIC Case Fan Hub - 10-way PWM Fan Distributor with SATA Power
Add extra PC PWM Fans with Arctic SATA powered 10 port fan hub
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CABLE MANAGEMENT: Case Fan Hub can be placed in housing, it's connected to motherboard with one cable, you can do without many additional cables and lay them freely in the invisible part of housing

SYNCHRONOUS FAN CONTROL: Your set PWM signal is passed on synchronously to all fans connected to the Case Fan Hub, the RPM of the first fan slot are read out and returned to your system

EXPAND YOUR VENTILATION: Even if you don't have enough fan headers on your mainboard, the case fan hub expands your system by 9 more case fan slots

EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY: The fans are powered directly from your power supply via Sata Power, there is no voltage loss at the fan speed and smooth, smooth operation is made possible

TECHNICAL DETAILS: Output: 10 x 4-pin PWM Socket, Output Current: up to 1 A per Port, Input: SATA Power + 4-pin Fan Header, Input Current: up to 4.5 A, Dimensions: 55.6 x 86.3 x 14.3 mm, Weight: 50 g

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[dduleyt]

Actually, Arctic supports max of 2 fans per port, so you can actually connect 2x more fans if you want to daisy chain 2 fans on 1 port.

[Pupixario]

Wanted to put 5 x 140mm fans on top and front, while my case can only have a 120mm on the back. My MB has only 2 PC case fan headers, so I got this gadget to have the 5 x 140mm on a single header without nuking my MB (they total 2A). The second header is for the back 120mm fan, as it operates on different RPM than the 140mm and I can control it separately this way & make it match the RPM of the 2 x 120mm fans that cool my CPU block, creating a push-pull-push set-up. Needless to say it works excellently so far. Happy CPU at 30C idle with closed front door on the case. Essential controller for a proper fan set-up! Great video!

[Lonewander]

Honestly, pretty good video now I have a better understanding on how the fan works

[scrunts]

I have a couple of these in different builds and it works perfectly, a real life saver :D

[chris_hertford]

Handy item, it looked like it was going to be proprietary but for any 4 pin fan very useful!

[uglybob]

Great video, thanks Mike :-) 100 points for saying "sticky residue"

[BLUEDARTs]

Dude you just made my life 10 times easier. Thanks alot. You just earned a sub

[scyryus]

Thanks a lot for the warning about the pins in the start of the video. I was gonna buy a Value pack of 5 Arctic P12s and I noticed they have 3-pins which doesn't support PWM control.

[LordPoshnameVonPlumbingparts]

Use one of these for a push/pull fan set up on my 360 AIO. Handy little blighter.

[PaulBakewell]

Fantastically cool video, thanks Mike.

[Rasher]

Bought this, thanks for the recommendation.

[AlexSBedini]

Great review, liked and subscribed. This HUB is pretty useful especially for a push pull ocnfiguration of a 360 AIO!!

[OlettaLiano]

Hi, Mike. It looks like a nice hub for the money. But another good hub is the XMSJSIY 2 in 1 hub that has six sata powered ports for six 12v 4pin PWM fans and six ports for 5v 3pin ARGB for $11

[oldschool_bamagatrader]

the best strategy is to use daisy power cable as a group .. bottom daisy group, back daisy group, top daisy group and single power cable for left if u have 9-10 fans. each group will be connected directly to motherboard ( so u will use 4 3Pin fan plug ) and for RGB its better to use Arctic fan hub and connect the hub to motherboard. in this scenario u are getting less randon flying daisy chain as show in the video and u can get even better power supply for each group separetly and Arctic Hub will take care of RGB. stick with this method

[OliverS-qbjp]

One quick question please. I just bought Thermaltake core p6 case and i want to add 10 fans to it including my nzxt kraken 360 aio on the top. Do i need 3 pin hub too for the other cable or this arctic freezer 4 pin hub is all i need for power and argb? Thank you

[alex]

Thanks! i find this hub, in amazon says it's compatible with DC fans, but i've many doubts, your video help me so much, thanks again!

[Oracleman]

Brilliant, I got two of these after watching your video

[JohnDavidSullivan]

Nice hub - do love Arctic's stuff

[Ahmadxyx]

I have some Questions :
1- Does a fan have 2 cables or two ?
2- If I plugged the fans into the hub do the RGB sync
3- if Does a fan have 2 cables are they 1 for RGB and 1 for Power ?

[Senrab]

My daughter's pc rocking an Arctic hub as per your previous video tutorial and been perfect over last 15months. I do have a question about the other hub on your PC, is that for RGB control? Thanks for sharing Mike and Kath👍