DeepCool FH-10 Fan Cooling

Easy install, no issues so far. Looks bigger in photos which was a nice surprise when it was half the size I expected. This was my first fan hub purchase so I did my homework first but it wasn't very clear how the pwm feature works and would've been easy to misunderstand. Also for controlling 10 fans it would've been nice to have an option to hook a second fan header to the motherboard and maybe split 5 channels each, this way you 1 setting for 10 fans. Not exactly ideal unless all fans are identical

Es un HUB PWM, hub= concentrador y por lo tanto es imposible que puedas controlar la velocidad de cada uno de los 10 puertos PWM, el puerto donde se marca el dibujo de "velocidad" solo indica cual es el puerto que tu placa base leerá e indicara las RPM en BIOS respectivamente , no quiere decir que los otros 9 puertos estén funcionando a la velocidad indicada en BIOS (poniéndome en el caso de que tengas ventiladores diferentes como es mi caso), el cable se puede conectar en cualquier puerto PWM de tu placa base, no es necesario conectarlo estrictamente en el conector de cpu_fan, yo lo conecte en un chasis_fan y solo me toco activar la funcion PWM en ese conector en BIOS.Por mi parte estoy utilizando 4 NF-P12 y 2 NF-P14, la velocidad que me indica la BIOS al 50% es de 850RPM para el NF-P12 que lo tengo conectado al puerto del hub que indica la velocidad en BIOS. Por lo tanto, si quisiera saber las RPM de los dos NF-P14 al 50% seria una multiplicación sencilla:NF-P14= max-rpm * %NF-P14 = 1500*0,50% = 750 RPMSabiendo eso se puede tener la certeza de que siempre habran -100 RPM de diferencia con el NF-P12, esto no es un problema para mi, ya que lo importante es no mezclar ventiladores con mucha diferencia de RPM, por ejemplo mezclar ventiladores de 2500 y 1200 RPM en un HUB al 50% hara que trabajen a 1250 RPM y 600 RPM respectivamente, eso si seria un problema. Por esta razón recomiendo no utilizar ventiladores con grandes diferencias en velocidades.English:It is a PWM HUB, hub = hub and therefore it is impossible that you can control the speed of each of the 10 PWM ports, the port where the drawing of "speed" is marked only indicates which port your motherboard will read and indicate the RPM in BIOS respectively, does not mean that the other 9 ports are working at the speed indicated in BIOS (in case you have different fans as in my case), the cable can be connected to any PWM port on your motherboard, it is not necessary to connect it strictly in the cpu_fan connector, I connected it in a chassis_fan and I just had to activate the PWM function in that connector in BIOS.For my part I am using 4 NF-P12 and 2 NF-P14, the speed that the BIOS indicates me at 50% is 850RPM for the NF-P12 that I have it connected to the hub port that indicates the speed in BIOS. Therefore, if I wanted to know the RPM of the two NF-P14 at 50% it would be a simple multiplication:NF-P14= max-rpm * %NF-P14 = 1500*0.50% = 750 RPMKnowing that you can be sure that there will always be -100 RPM difference with the NF-P12, this is not a problem for me, because the important thing is not to mix fans with much difference in RPM, for example mixing 2500 and 1200 RPM fans in a HUB at 50% will make them work at 1250 RPM and 600 RPM respectively, that would be a problem. For this reason I recommend not to use fans with big differences in speed.

I love this DeepCool powered fan hub. I have bought about 4 of these for different builds, because they are perfect. Excellent build quality. Very well designed. They are plug and play and easy to install. The length of the sata power is long enough to do a proper wire management job. The blue LED is not super bright, which is great, so it doesnt blind you while checking to see if it powered up successfully.

It's simple and gets the job done.

Works like a charm and super easy to install! The hub is running 6 Phanteks SK140 fans no problem. If you run it through a regular fan header like I am, make sure you go into the BIOS and set it to PWM, my default was DC which caused the fans to run 100%. Also thin enough to attach to the back with no obstruction to the panel. Would recommend if you need a 4 pin hub!

Is exactly what it says it is. It's a fan hub that's easy to install.. now running the microscopic corsair fan cables is another story (literally the whole reason I got this).There is a blue light that shines quite brightly so just be aware if you are really into the aesthetic of your case.Pwm controls are nice and are easily controlled via any fan control program let that be in bios or in windows (adjust your fan curves slightly as it requires a bit more oomph to get them where normal fans connected directly into your board would be).

I installed this in a BeQuiet! Pure Base 500, easily fit behind the back panel and installed easily with the the included velcro. I only have 3 case fans running off of it but it handles them perfectly for what I needed. Highly recommend if you are looking for a low profile way of expanding your fan options

I think this product is dead on arrival.. I connected all that was required and when PC is turned on there is no light on the product and my 10 fans have no power. I have tested other old splitters that I have and they work just fine.After connecting all my 10 fans after building my new PC it was so disheartening that this product didn't work...SMH. What can I do now?

ajudou muito quando resolvi colocar mais alguns fans no pc, recomendo

Un estilo bastante compacto, sencillo de usar y funcional. Al ser PWM hay que tener en cuenta la posicion en colocar los ventiladores para poder manejar todos a una velocidad correcta, es un gran producto

Easy to install

Don't bother. It's a complete waste of money. It can't control 4pin or 3pin regardless of what they say.. I tried every way.

J'ai acheté ce FanHub car j'avais besoin de brancher plusieurs ventilateurs sur le 4pins de ma carte mère.Et franchement celui-ci fait le taff, il est assez sobre et classique niveau design, mais rempli bien son rôle.Le seul petit bémol est, je trouve, le fait qu'il est assez difficile de retirer les câbles 3 ou 4 pins du FanHub, il ne faut pas y aller de main morte T-T.Sinon, je recommande. (Niveau rapport Qualité-Prix - c'est respecté)