Is it a 3 pin fan null

These are proprietary 5 pin fans, the control box that comes with the 3 pack fans has a standard 4-pin connector, so fans to the control box, control box to the motherboard fan connector..

The controller is 3 pin. The fans are 5 pin.

No, These connect via a 5-pin connection to their respective controller. however, I believe they can connect to the motherboards 4-pin connection but will lose RGB connection with the last pin hole. you could save your money and go with the 3-pin variant that have one color and are about $12...

The fans are 4 pin but you connect the controller to a 3 pin on the board

They are proprietary 5 pin connectors, but the controller has a 4 pin that connects to the motherboard.

“Is it a 3 pin fan”

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These are proprietary 5 pin fans, the control box that comes with the 3 pack fans has a standard 4-pin connector, so fans to the control box, control box to the motherboard fan connector..
Answered by beoza 6 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by Anon 6 years ago
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The controller is 3 pin. The fans are 5 pin.
Answered by Jason 6 years ago
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No, These connect via a 5-pin connection to their respective controller. however, I believe they can connect to the motherboards 4-pin connection but will lose RGB connection with the last pin hole. you could save your money and go with the 3-pin variant that have one color and are about $12...
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Answered by Dawson1023 6 years ago
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The fans are 4 pin but you connect the controller to a 3 pin on the board
Answered by Dui69 6 years ago
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No it’s a 4 pin
Answered by Joakinb5 7 years ago
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They are proprietary 5 pin connectors, but the controller has a 4 pin that connects to the motherboard.
Answered by Jonathan 7 years ago
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No
Answered by Thermaltake USA Customer service 7 years ago
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