That would be 12v for the fans and if needed, 5v for the controller board. It should take power from the Computer's PSU since it can supply 5v and 12v.I'm looking for something that can handle about 6-12 fans.Same goes for my gaming rig and if I can reduce of amount of fans running when these systems are just idling I will also reduce the amount of dust that gets pulled in. I mean, the CPU does not need to idle at under 20☌. As such I want to be able to have most of the fans in it stop when it's just sitting there. For the most part, the server hosts files and rarely does any real work. I want to use this in my server and gamin rig. One other controller I found requires me to register a online account before I can use the software.
Link: FAN EXTENSION CARD｜Motherboards｜ASUS Global Yes, there are commercial fan controllers like the ASUS Fan Extension Card, but that can only handle 3 fans and seems to only work with a ASUS system.
It does not mean that it does not exists, just that I can't find it or I don't know what components I can use to make this happen I thought it would be relatively simple to find a means of controlling multiple PWM PC fans, but after A LOT of googling I have yet to find what I'm looking for. I've done many DIY projects over the years which includes programming and some electronics, but now I am entering new ground with arduino/Pi type projects. First, Forgive me if this is not the right place or just a stupid question.
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