Simply daisy chain the fans together with the slide-in interlocking system to pass the signals through the pin-to-pad contact.
Users can choose to go with a single fan or link up to 4 fans in a group, and operate each with just 2 cables.
This 3 pack usually cost about $140 ~ $150 so looks like this is good time to get if you want to have like 6~9 fans.
You can also order for click & collect at NSW stores.
Surely, there's a way to add third party rgb lights.
As an aside, I found out about a program simply called fan control which has pretty powerful customization.
You can use Phanteks halo frames but ideally you want white fans for that.
There are ARGB Arctics.
Good to know! I went the full black build due to cost recently and it's serving me well so far.
That's how I found about it lol. Glad the developer is getting more exposure and funding now.
Damn - I dropped $15 for a 3 pack of rgb fans from Amazon.
I'm missing out.
I had the SL version fans in 140mm size and whilst they look good on with the RGB, but the performance isn't as good as Noctua's. I revert it back the next day.
They are coming out with a new version called Infinity uni fans soon, it looks much the same as the SL (which I love aesthetically) but with a mirror finish. I hope they are good and that the airflow/noise is much better!
difference between these and the corsair RGB fans? these seem way too expensive.
This uses a pin-to-pad connection, which basically means when you lock the fans together, one fan passes power to the next without the use of a cable. Demonstrated here
This results in less cable clutter since you only need two cables for the first fan in the series.
The downside: it's hideously expensive.
At this price I will expect it to come with built in AC unit.
I have the SL versions. Not sure about these ones but some of the LEDs in my SL have become a bit yellow. Stands out a lot when the lights are turned to white.
Wow - here's me being happy with my $6 arctic P12's until this point in my life.