🌀 DEEPCOOL FH-10 High-Performance Integrated Fan Hub, Supports 10 Fans (3-pin Non-PWM or 4-pin PWM), Requires Only One 4-pin Motherboard Header Review

I'm so glad I didn't listen to some of those reviews! I couldn't justify paying $75 for a Corsair fan controller when I just spent $200 on LL120 fans. lol after reading some of the reviews i was concerned they would just run the ll120 at full speed but it doesn't. I connected it to one of the fan headers on my Tuf x570 and connected all my new LL120s to this Deepcool controller. I went into the bios and ran the optimization setting and felt the same airflow from each fan and they all speeded up

is very easy to install. no software to install. Connect the fans to the hub. Connect the included cable to any PWM fan header on your motherboard and control all fans from the BIOS. The motherboard only recognizes one fan speed, but all fans run at the same speed (assuming the fans are the same brand and model). I put mine in an empty hard drive bay. You can purchase multiple PWM fan extension cables to simplify cable routing. I used it as a replacement for Corsair Commander Pro. I'm fed up…

Poor workmanship. the product should be avoided if it has stopped working and shows signs of loose parts. Everything was fine the first time it was installed. When I came back to do my wiring, I found the hub had stopped working. I started troubleshooting and found that the power connector was loose and I had to bend it at a very specific angle to connect it. I ended up improvising by taking a sheet of paper, bending it several times to make it thicker, and inserting it into the power connector

The product was light and easy to assemble. However, when it arrived and I configured it properly, it wouldn't turn on (because the LED wasn't lit) and wouldn't work when my case's fans were spinning. Also, it somehow caused a short in the system that melted the other fan wires that weren't even connected to it. When I tried to contact Revain regarding this they were unable to send a replacement (probably for the better) as it was from a different company and although Revain support told me I…

What to complain about? It works out. I have a 360mm Cooler Master AIO that only comes with 3 fans. The OEM design uses a 1-3 splitter. So you connect one end to the "cpu_fan" header on the motherboard and the other end accepts all 3 fans. Well, I wanted a push-pull, but I was concerned about the motherboard's ability to power 6 fans from a single motherboard port. So here comes this handy little device. I connect one side to my motherboard's cpu_fan header and then all 6 fans are connected to…

I have a hub connected to SATA power and a CPU socket on my motherboard (Gigabyte 970a-ds3p). In my case there are 6-120mm 4pin PWM fans and I connected the CPU fan to port 1 of the hub. First I had a CPU fan and a case fan connected to the hub and it worked great. When idle, these two fans spin at around 500 RPM and, as expected, spin up to 1200 RPM under full load as the processor temperature rises. I moved 2 more fans to the hub and although I didn't realize it at the time, the lowest fan…