DeepCool SC790 Fan Hub 2in1 PWM & ARGB 6-Port 5v-3pin Aura SYNC Addressable RGB and 6-Port 4pin PWM Fan Hub with Magnetic Backplane
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- DeepCool SC790 2in1 PWM & ARGB fan hub contains six 5v-3pin Aura SYNC Addressable RGB ports and six 4pin PWM ports whiches simultaneously power maximum six ARGB0-PWM fans in total to offer combo fan solution for PC building
- SC790 2in1 PWM & ARGB fan hub widely supports Aura SYNC includes ASUS Aura, GIGABYTE Fusion, MSI Mystic Light and ASRock Polychrome to build a view stunning world of dancing ARGB Light with the interface providing stable continuous power for all your lighting components
- A green PWM-CPU port on SC790 2in1 PWM & ARGB fan hub supports the CPU cooler fan to adjust the fan rotating speed separately from others case cooling fans based on the CPU temperature, please make sure to plug the CPU cooler in the right place.
- The compact desigh of SC790 makes a sturdy PWM & ARGB fan hub to optimize the cable management in the gaming case which can be placed almost anywhere of the case thanks to the magnetic backplane, meanwhile
- DeepCool 2in1 PWM & ARGB fan hub supports maximum six ARGB-PWM fans for PC build, if your build has more than six ARGB-PWM fans, DeepCool FH-10 PWM fan hub with DeepCool SC700 ARGB hub is highly recommended as a multi ARGB-PWM fans combo solution
- SC790 2in1 PWM & ARGB fan hub is NOT compatible with 12V 4-Pin RGB devices, youd need another component to connect the fan with it but itll make the whole thing complicated, so just dont do so, change a 5v-3pin fan could be a better choice in this situation
Brand: DeepCool
Hardware Interface: Unknown
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Product Dimensions: 4.02"L x 2.36"W x 0.67"H
Number of Ports: 2
Item Weight: 69 Grams
Wattage: 2 watts
Language : French
Product Dimensions : 4.02 x 2.36 x 0.67 inches; 2.43 ounces
Date First Available : February 2, 2023
Manufacturer : DeepCool
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Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 4,746 ratings
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Ignore the negative reviewers saying that they lied and that it doesn’t control PMW. This is a bunch of Bull and those reviewers are computer illiterate and can’t read apparently. Yes this hub DOES indeed control via PMW. HOWEVER.... it only uses PMW IF THE FIRST FAN CONNNECTED IS A 4 PIN PMW FAN!!!! This is because this fan hub works by allowing the Motherboard to read the fan plugged into slot one’s specs ONLY. Once you program your curve in your intended software for that fan, the hub them relays the PMW signal to all the remaining fans plugged into the hub. Aka, whatever you are telling the fan in slot 1 to do, the rest of the fans will do the EXACT same. You CANNOT program each connected fan individually. This is because THIS IS NOT A FAN CONTROLLER! Fan controllers provide power to the fans themselves, thus it can program each fan separately. The drawback to controllers is if you have a ton of fans, you need a crap ton of controllers or else your fans won’t work as it can’t supply enough power (I tried connecting 5 Noctua 140mm 3000 rpm fans to a single controller that said it supplied 10W to each fan and if I run those at any faster than 40% speed, alarms go off like crazy and fans shut down. I can’t actually run more than 3 of those fans to a single controller and I have 14 in my rig. So yea... I’m not dropping $650 for enough fan controllers for them all. That’s where this hub comes into play) Tips: Try to only connect identical spec’d fans to the same hub. If I connect all Noctua industrial 140mm 3000 rpm fans to a single hub I can occupy all open slots. It is currently running 9 of these bad boys at almost full speeds no prob (that’s like a 95-110W draw. Insane) However, if I connect a couple of the odd ball fans I inserted into my rig (3 NZXT 2000 rpm Aer 140mm fans, 3 120mm Thermaltake ring fans, 2 EVGA 140mm Rad Fans) into the hub with some of those noctuas, not all the fans will operate at all sometimes. Usually a system reboot fixes this but it does happen. So FYI, pair fans by spec to hub. Example of my current setup. - 1 of these hubs with 9 of the noctuas running all my noctuas working intakes from right side, front and bottom - 1 hub at the rear connected to 4 noctuas running in exhaust at the top and rear. - 1 hub in center of case beside mobo running 6 NZXT 140mm Aer Rad fans for my aio’s -1 hub on backside of mobo plate in center of case running 3 140mm Thermaltake Ring Static Pressure fans and 2 EVGA 140mm Rad Fan positioned in front of various components using diy mounting options inside case like in front of ram and gpus because I run multi gpu setups Note: This is a dual rig system. Hence the insane amount of fans. The case is a Thermaltake WP200 (tower and pedestal combo)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023 by Jake Torgerson Jake Torgerson
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2024 by David Escobar
Style: SC790
If you have an 'old school' style PC case like I do (Corsair SPEC-02 from Back In The Old Days) you know that cable management was not at the level it is nowadays. I grew tired of the 'black spaghetti look' and bought this hub to remedy that issue when I 'resurrected' my kaput PC build. The hub works well enough, connects all of the aRGB lights and fans into one easy to tuck away unit, and looks good if you're into mounting it in a more conspicuous way. That said, the magnet is WEAK AS WATER and will NOT hold well (Might just be my case finish though, so YMMV, but have some double-sided tape on hand anyways)... That's really the only complaint I have, and it's minor. Not a bad unit for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023 by RTS76
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Before I discovered this setup, I had 3 Commander Pros in my computer controlling all of my fans (Corsair Obsidian 1000D). One day, I thought to myself "this doesn't make sense, there has to be a better way". Someone posted this on a forum I stumbled upon while googling a solution. I loved the product on paper, so I went with it. Holy moly. What an elegant solution. I bought two. Both control my Noctua Industrial 3000 fans with ease and precision. One thing I'll add is that it doesn't play nice with fan extension cables. Once I added more than 3 fans with extension cables, RPM readouts (and consequently, the RPMs) were all over the place. I'm guessing it's because not all extension cables are built the same, affecting the unit. So I plugged all of the fans directly to the units with no extension. If you have multiple fans that you need controlled through a single fan header for an elegant install, look no further.
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Style: SC790
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