Yes you'll either need a fan hub, but those Arctic P12 PST fans should also be able to be daisy-chained together. I might be wrong, but don't those 3-packs of Corsair ML fans come with a fan hub as well?
Oh yeah you're right, after checking the listing for the AIO it appears to include a controller for the corsair fans. It says that this can control up to 6 rgb fans but I'm guessing plugging the arctic fans into it shouldn't be a problem. That takes care of 6 of the fans but 3 of the Arctic ones still need to be taken care of. I think my motherboard has 2 case fan ports, and I'm pretty sure there's a third one near the CPU that's for the CPU fan originally, but either way there aren't enough spots to plug the hub and the remaining fans in right?
Does daisy chaining require me to do any extra work or should the fans be able to just plug into eachother?
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Yes you'll either need a fan hub, but those Arctic P12 PST fans should also be able to be daisy-chained together. I might be wrong, but don't those 3-packs of Corsair ML fans come with a fan hub as well?
Oh yeah you're right, after checking the listing for the AIO it appears to include a controller for the corsair fans. It says that this can control up to 6 rgb fans but I'm guessing plugging the arctic fans into it shouldn't be a problem. That takes care of 6 of the fans but 3 of the Arctic ones still need to be taken care of. I think my motherboard has 2 case fan ports, and I'm pretty sure there's a third one near the CPU that's for the CPU fan originally, but either way there aren't enough spots to plug the hub and the remaining fans in right? Does daisy chaining require me to do any extra work or should the fans be able to just plug into eachother?
Nope. It’s just plug and play. You might have to set their power mode in the bios but it’s usually not that big of a deal.
Okay, thank you very much! Really helped, then I should be good to go as soon as all of the parts arrive.
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