What Are These Cables from My Deepcool Fan and Can They Connect to My Motherboard?

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Asked By CoolGamer42 On

I have some cables from a Deepcool RF 120M fan, but I'm not sure what they are called. Do modern motherboards have a connector for these cables? I'd like to know if I can plug them in directly or if I need an adapter.

3 Answers

Answered By MotherboardMaster On

The cable is a 3-pin fan header, usually marked as 'sys_fan' on the motherboard, which is typically used for regular fan connections. Just a heads up, the cable you have might be specific for RGB instead of just standard fan use.

ARGBFanatic -

Oh, I see! So it might be more about the RGB function than just fan speed.

Answered By TechWhiz99 On

It sounds like you might be dealing with an ARGB cable. You generally can’t plug these directly into your motherboard. Check your fan manual for specific connection details; you might need an ARGB hub or an adapter cable to get everything working right.

FanaticChick -

I think those fans connect to their own hub, which might mean direct motherboard connection isn’t possible.

DIYerJoe -

Actually, many new motherboards do have ARGB headers, so that could work if you have the right setup.

Answered By GamerGuy11 On

Deepcool tends to use proprietary connections for their RGB products. Are you sure that’s the RF120? That model normally uses a 4-pin 12V RGB connector. Their A-RGB fans use a distinct connector, but they often come with an adapter cable to fit an A-RGB header, so check for that!

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