ARCTICCase Fan Hub - 10-fold PWM Fan Distributor with SATA Power - Black

OPINION:Highly Recommend!I'm very happy with the ARCTIC Fan Hub so far. It was a quick installation, functions extremely well and offers many inputs for your ARCTIC case fans. Read below for some in-depth information.SIZE:The ARCTIC Fan Hub is honestly so much smaller than I thought it would be. Based on images you may think it's rather large. However, upon arriving it was so small I was confused by the packaging. It's easily comparable to that of a credit card or SSD in terms of size.WIRING:It will come with a wire which has a 2-pin connector and a 4-pin connector. You plug the 2-pin connector into the ARCTIC Fan Hub and the 4-pin connector into your SYS_FAN1, SYS_FAN2, or CPU_FAN1. Whichever one is most suitable for your needs and setup.On the other end, you will require a SATA cable from your PSU to directly power the hub. You do not need to make use of the SATA inputs on your motherboard. You only need to insert the abforementioned 4-pin connector into an applicable input.EXTRA CONTENTS:The ARCTIC Fan Hub comes with a pack of four adhesive/magnetic strips that can be used to secure it's position within your PC case. While I personally have no issue with how it is, they could certainly help. If you would like some advice, it's so small I simply have it sitting on top of my PSU shroud at the bottom of my case. If this isn't sufficient, you can always use the adhesive/magnetic strips for an ideal position.

Nice little device that hooks up to a SATA 12V connector. You then plug the supplied lead into one of your PWM fan headers & that controls the device. You can the plug multiple fans into it & they all work in unison, being sent the same signal to all fans attached to the device. Inexpensive and works as described. It's small and comes with adhesive pads that you can use to position it somewhere convenient inside your case.I would suggest you consider getting some extension leads for some of the additional fans you plan to install. Technically not required but it makes running cables between the fan hub & fans easier.

I bought this fan hub with 7 arctic fans for my new build PC. The price is fantastic and it does the job really well. It helps a lot with cable management as you only need 1 wire going into the motherboard instead of several. It came with both double sided tape and a magnetic strip so you can choose either option when installing it.

Great product, allowing up to 8 fans to be controlled via PWM. Hub reads the speed of the case fan connected to socket 1 and sets all other fans connected to that speed. Set up a fan curve in the MOBO bios and bobs your uncle. Only negative point to note is that the fan hub female SATA power connector, which slid back slightly into the casing with minimal force when plugging in the male connector from the PSU. However for £8.35 at the time of buying it’s a point that can be overlooked unless the connector slides back completely into the casing severing the cabling inside the product.

works brilliantly, does what it says on the tin, good price

Good fan controller, runs all my case fans (Arctic P12 PWM) have it connected to motherboard fan connector allowing me control all the case fans from the bios, easy to use and connect, also used some extension PWM fan cables to tidy up the wires inside the case.

This does the job, and in general works well. But, I plugged in some new Noctua PWM fans and for the life of me couldn't get them out again. The fan connector sockets on this are deep enough so that you can't actually grab on to the fan connector to remove it, you've got to pull on the cable itself. If it was a slightly tight fit, this can leave you with an uncomfortable choice as to whether you should risk ripping the fan cables from the connector.Honestly, I just decided to break apart the fan hub, remove my fan, and superglue it back together, rather than risk damage to my nice expensive fan.

Cheap, simple and does everything it needs to with no fuss! Doesn't have ARGB support but that's a good thing as it makes the device smaller and cheaper, great for sleeper builds or non-rgb builds.