a bit of an old video but does anyone know the amperage/wattage of these fans, i was looking at their just one color LED versions and they look mostly the same and this in one of few videos on these fans
I have the same fans and case as you, did you manage to get the LED button on the case to work with the fans? My mobo only has 12v rgb unfortunately so I cant use the aura sync
@@WiltshireTutorials That's great, I'm building in the Thermaltake view 71, which is a big case so need the length on the fan cables, plus having 10 will be a challenge. Thanks for the quick reply :)
The PWM works FINE your video is no good .Get more Information before you make wrong statements The fans are GREAT And the hub is very well made I don't understand your problem
As I said, PWM did not want to function properly on the motherboard that I was testing on. So, I just wanted to raise awareness that it may have compatibility issues with some boards. I didn't say it didn't outright work. Probably just an issue with the BIOS on the motherboard. As for the hub, the amount of cables coming out of it is ridiculous. Aside from that, I like the design of the fans and the hub. Having slight gripes with a product doesn't invalidate my video.
Make no sense talking to you all fans has two wires one for the fan and one for rgb these fans are even better because they have a connector so that they can be chain connected . Maybe you should have taken your computer to the computer shop to be fitted with these good cheap beautiful fans.
Clearly, there is no reasoning with you, as these fans cannot be daisy-chained together, the hub controls the fans speed and the fans have a proprietary connector. I don't think you know what you're talking about completely and I'm going around in circles with this conversation. So, we're done here. Have a good day.
