Thank you all so much for watching! I recently released some merch through teespring and it would mean a lot if you could check it out and comment to let me know what you think. Also if you have any suggestions feel free to reply as well. Link: builds-with-v.myteespring.co
So... I just got my case fans. But me being me didn't look to see if i have all the right outlets on my motherboard. But I couldn't find any outlets for my fans except for the ones that are already being used. (My PC is prebuilt and my motherboard is the A520M-A PRO AMD from MSI) but now when I went to plug the Fans in (they are RGB fans) i couldn't find the outlet. I went onto the MSI website for this motherboard and found out that it only has 2 outlets for fans. The System fan 1 and the CPU fan 1. But other than that i can't find any others. But i still tried to see if i could maybe just swap out the "old" fan with the new one. The Fan worked but the RGB didn't. Now i didn't try to get the RGB working because i was already pretty upset that i would only be able to fit two fans in, so i gave up. Can somebody give me any tips or tell me something i should try. Pls help :)
This was way better and so much more clear than all the other videos I saw even from bigger channels. You actually zoomed in right up close to the connectors on the motherboard, showed their labels referenced along with the manual too, explained the basics of intake and exhaust for the fans! Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this. It's been really helpful and I appreciate it.
I’m happy it helped so much! The funny thing about this was I wasn’t even planning this video. Didn’t think it would help so many people and yet it’s my highest viewed video 😅 I appreciate all the comments and all the love! Thank you 🙏
You forgot to put in a 4-5 minute montage where we hope you provide useful information or some kind of an angle we wanted, where as you just kinda provided some useful information w/o the montage of useless stuff.
It's not as powerful as I thought it would be, but it works very well. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGjG43--gYqIoT4Xkur2PqCrtbKwTv2h6 There are three options to circulate air, and best of all a remote control for us lazy people. Installation was a breeze (no pun intended). It actually took longer to open the box then it did putting the side extenders on and sitting it in the window opening. It's a perfect alternative when you want airflow, but not the AC. Just might order another one for a different room. UPDATE: Bought another one like I said. They work great. Why not have two...
**THANK YOU** for a clear explanation with UP CLOSE shots and not a lot of tech jargon. So easy to understand and learned new things I didn't even click on the vid for. Good job!
Little tips: if you tryna to screw 4 screws or more. Do the X move, so basically if you screw the top right part, the second screw must be on the down left part. It's more easy to screw with that move because the part you gonna screw isn't dangling like in that video.
Two days ago, I was looking for a video explaining how to install the fans in a clear way. Most of them listen to the device and ignore the way to connect the fans, and after watching your video, you explained everything clearly. Thank you very much and good luck.
you got straight to the point without all that other extra bullcrap i hate from most youtubers.. you are a national treasure my friend ....you got a new sub!
I almost didn’t post this video because I thought the same thing. But I was like eh might as well. This video is my highest viewed video 😅 I’m happy to help and glad this helped so many people!!
If you guys were wondering which way the fans go, (sucking in and blowing out), 1:00 should be the best part Hope this helped. Plus thanks for this amazing video. You out it really simply right at the beginning 👍👍
I’m glad I’m the first 😅 My goal with this channel was to explain things as well as possible. I watch videos all the time and got tired of seeing those “beat around the bush” explanations. Just get to the point please 😂 Thank you for watching 🙏
Which connector is it? I think arrow indicates the power or + on most connectors. 4 pin RGB connectors use an arrow to show which one is the + so that’s my thought.
Oh okay, yeah nothing bad would happen if you didn’t tho. No power goes through it. I’ve done it wrong before, it just doesn’t work until you flip it. 😅
Omg thank you for just going straight to the point I hate it when people just go into eat little detail and say the same thing over and over again thanks for not making this a 10-15 minute video!!
Thank you mate , I was searching for it 1 hour, all videos showing how to plug whole group of fans but only you how to add additional fan, great job bro
OMG yesterday I was trying to figure out why the lights aren't working but the fan is spinning. I just came to the right place. This is the right video, no trash talks, only to the point. Thankssss........
Thanks man. It seems simple, but I'm new to building my own PC and pretty paranoid about doing something wrong and screwing it up. Better to double check to be sure I'm doing it right lol. Great video, much appreciated.
No, so the CPU cooler (stock or aftermarket) will plug into a separate fan header; usually named “CPU_Fan” or something like that. If you have a liquid cooler, the CPU block/pump will usually plug into the designated pump header and the radiator fans would then plug into the “CPU_fan” header, however every motherboard is different so I can’t say for sure. I really appreciate the compliment, thank you 🙏
DUDE YOU DONT UNDERSTAND HOW MUCH IT HELPS ME, I RECENTLY BOUGHT A NEW PC AND I DONT KNOW IF IT HAS ENOUGH FANS TO KEEP IT COLD, SO THIS WOULD BE MY ALTERNATIVE TYSM DUDE
Thanks so much for the tip about the screws feeling like they're cross-threading. I really thought I was doing something wrong until I found your video!
Finally a video talking specifically about how and where to plug the connections to make it work! Every video I searched for only showed how to put the fans in the case and that was it e_e
Just subscribed been looking everywhere to an answer for the 3 pin question because none of my connections on the motherboard have worked thanks so much for answering that question
Opened my case to clean it a bit, accidentally popped a fan cable. Didnt know how to put it back. turns out its quite intuitive. Thanks for showing exactly what to do. Helped
Dude thank you so much I was worried because when I first turned on my pc the fans wouldn’t work I also just realized I’m using the same motherboard as you!!
Almost 100k views now.. hope your channel get more subs.. you explained it very clearly considering the fact that I dont know anythinh about pc builds.. 😁 thank you so much
Thanks man. Most people just think fan installation for granted. Air flow and Motherboard spots for Fans installation is JUST important as everything else
Hi, i bought a noctua fan and connect It to the motherboard using his 4 pin (no extensión, no low noise adaptors) the thing is tha spins slow (200-300 RPM) did i do something wrong?
Thank you all so much for watching! I recently released some merch through teespring and it would mean a lot if you could check it out and comment to let me know what you think. Also if you have any suggestions feel free to reply as well. Link: builds-with-v.myteespring.co
Thank you i want to install my RGB fans into my gaming pc thanks :).
So... I just got my case fans. But me being me didn't look to see if i have all the right outlets on my motherboard. But I couldn't find any outlets for my fans except for the ones that are already being used. (My PC is prebuilt and my motherboard is the A520M-A PRO AMD from MSI) but now when I went to plug the Fans in (they are RGB fans) i couldn't find the outlet. I went onto the MSI website for this motherboard and found out that it only has 2 outlets for fans. The System fan 1 and the CPU fan 1. But other than that i can't find any others. But i still tried to see if i could maybe just swap out the "old" fan with the new one. The Fan worked but the RGB didn't. Now i didn't try to get the RGB working because i was already pretty upset that i would only be able to fit two fans in, so i gave up. Can somebody give me any tips or tell me something i should try. Pls help :)
@@mikeoxlong4737 so you don’t have enough rgb slots for the fans? If that’s the case buy a rgb hub
Poor bench lighting.
this guy just helped out everyone props to u man
Senpai NUTZ thank you 🙏 I’m glad I could help out. I had no idea a video like this would be so much help.
It’s very straight forwards to put a rear fan in, I’m looking for a way to take out the stock fans in the front
@@azazel6205 "and i love you random citizen"
get it? props.
What about the front fans?
This was way better and so much more clear than all the other videos I saw even from bigger channels. You actually zoomed in right up close to the connectors on the motherboard, showed their labels referenced along with the manual too, explained the basics of intake and exhaust for the fans! Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this. It's been really helpful and I appreciate it.
I’m happy it helped so much! The funny thing about this was I wasn’t even planning this video. Didn’t think it would help so many people and yet it’s my highest viewed video 😅 I appreciate all the comments and all the love! Thank you 🙏
You forgot to put in a 4-5 minute montage where we hope you provide useful information or some kind of an angle we wanted, where as you just kinda provided some useful information w/o the montage of useless stuff.
zsorens 🤣 This is true. Thanks for the laugh
Thanks for watching as well
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This video is so good. Building my first pc and nobody explains this part.
I serch from to day about this part
Sameee
no pc builder show how to plug fan cables which is strange ngl. Before this idk which cable is the power and which one is the rgb ngl
It's not as powerful as I thought it would be, but it works very well. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGjG43--gYqIoT4Xkur2PqCrtbKwTv2h6 There are three options to circulate air, and best of all a remote control for us lazy people. Installation was a breeze (no pun intended). It actually took longer to open the box then it did putting the side extenders on and sitting it in the window opening. It's a perfect alternative when you want airflow, but not the AC. Just might order another one for a different room. UPDATE: Bought another one like I said. They work great. Why not have two...
**THANK YOU** for a clear explanation with UP CLOSE shots and not a lot of tech jargon. So easy to understand and learned new things I didn't even click on the vid for. Good job!
You’re very welcome and Thank YOU for watching 🙏
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing! Great video.
@@evilAshTheDogno
Little tips: if you tryna to screw 4 screws or more. Do the X move, so basically if you screw the top right part, the second screw must be on the down left part. It's more easy to screw with that move because the part you gonna screw isn't dangling like in that video.
Why do you only have 300 views on this when I couldn't find another video to do what I was looking for thx so much
I have no clue 😅 thank you, I appreciate it
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Builds With V
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Two days ago, I was looking for a video explaining how to install the fans in a clear way. Most of them listen to the device and ignore the way to connect the fans, and after watching your video, you explained everything clearly. Thank you very much and good luck.
Glad I could help
you got straight to the point without all that other extra bullcrap i hate from most youtubers.. you are a national treasure my friend ....you got a new sub!
Its shocking how few videos are this simply explained and easy to follow like this one ❤
i feel like this part is so simple it's step is skipped in most build tutorials so nobody knows how to do it, but thanks to this guy we do.
I almost didn’t post this video because I thought the same thing. But I was like eh might as well. This video is my highest viewed video 😅 I’m happy to help and glad this helped so many people!!
@@BuildsWithV now show us how to install a fan cable if you have an adapter
This was a HUGE help since I have the exact same fan; although I have a different motherboard but it gave me an idea about how to run mine :)
Awesome, I’m glad I could help. Thank you for watching 🙏
This was the tutorial that I dreamed of! Super straightforward and helpful! Thank you
thank you for actually talking and telling us what we needed to know instead of just playing music, I really appreciated it thank you again.
No problem at all! Thank you for watching 🙏
If you guys were wondering which way the fans go, (sucking in and blowing out), 1:00 should be the best part
Hope this helped.
Plus thanks for this amazing video. You out it really simply right at the beginning 👍👍
Imreallycolbtw thank you for that and thanks for the support 🙏
Ty for this, I was looking for this specifically.
Thanks for the help! No messing around with sponsors or stuff like that, Just right on topic.
straight to the point, no useless talking
Thank you so much I had a 3 pin connector and had no idea where to put it your a really good utuber you just got yourself a sub
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 🙏
Thank you this video dropped 3 years ago but it helped me today!
Havent seen a single video that explains how to tell the difference between the front and back of a fan
I’m glad I’m the first 😅 My goal with this channel was to explain things as well as possible. I watch videos all the time and got tired of seeing those “beat around the bush” explanations. Just get to the point please 😂 Thank you for watching 🙏
For the love of God thank you lol this has got to be the only video that actually shows what connectors go where.
Evan Ostermeier I’m glad I could help 🙏😅 thank you for the kind words
Question man. When plugging in wires for front IO, there is an arrow on a 2 pin connector. Is that arrow ground or power.
Which connector is it? I think arrow indicates the power or + on most connectors. 4 pin RGB connectors use an arrow to show which one is the + so that’s my thought.
The reset switch. Lucky I treated the arrow as + already
Oh okay, yeah nothing bad would happen if you didn’t tho. No power goes through it. I’ve done it wrong before, it just doesn’t work until you flip it. 😅
Omg thank you for just going straight to the point I hate it when people just go into eat little detail and say the same thing over and over again thanks for not making this a 10-15 minute video!!
Thank you sooo much this is exactly what I needed!!!
Victor Dinu Awesome! Glad I could help. Thank you for watching 🙏
Thank you! This is the exact video I needed to help me with my first PC build in this Covid epidemic! I'm subscribing!
Awesome! 👏 Congrats on the build and thank you so much 😊
Thank you mate , I was searching for it 1 hour, all videos showing how to plug whole group of fans but only you how to add additional fan, great job bro
No problem at all, I’m glad I can helps. Thank you for watching 🙏
OMG yesterday I was trying to figure out why the lights aren't working but the fan is spinning. I just came to the right place. This is the right video, no trash talks, only to the point. Thankssss........
That’s so much for the kind words and for watching. Glad I could help 🙏
@@BuildsWithV Also I wanna know if i put in the wire to system fan 1 then should i put the other one to the LED1 or can I put on any number?
@@aaryanrh you can do any number. Doesn’t really matter
Thanks man. It seems simple, but I'm new to building my own PC and pretty paranoid about doing something wrong and screwing it up. Better to double check to be sure I'm doing it right lol.
Great video, much appreciated.
If a CPU has a stock cooler do they take up one of these fan slots on the motherboard? (Also good video my man)
No, so the CPU cooler (stock or aftermarket) will plug into a separate fan header; usually named “CPU_Fan” or something like that. If you have a liquid cooler, the CPU block/pump will usually plug into the designated pump header and the radiator fans would then plug into the “CPU_fan” header, however every motherboard is different so I can’t say for sure. I really appreciate the compliment, thank you 🙏
Builds With V right on I appreciate it!
It is probably the most helpful video I have seen about installing fans!
thats the cleanest case ive seen, epic cable management. Thankyou dude
Thank you so much for the compliment 🙏 I really appreciate that
Just fried my motherboard because of a bad RGB wire placement
I didn’t know how to connect the fans till I watched this video
Thanks bro
AWESOME! Thank you for watching! 🙏🙏💯
This video really helped me understand which way intake and exhaust fans are placed.
I'm saving this video for later when I get some fans to mount them at the top of my case. This video is priceless.
I like that you showed all the situations you can have. Apreciate this man
DUDE YOU DONT UNDERSTAND HOW MUCH IT HELPS ME, I RECENTLY BOUGHT A NEW PC AND I DONT KNOW IF IT HAS ENOUGH FANS TO KEEP IT COLD, SO THIS WOULD BE MY ALTERNATIVE TYSM DUDE
Thanks so much for the tip about the screws feeling like they're cross-threading. I really thought I was doing something wrong until I found your video!
finally a video that actually helps, so many videos out there just showing how to screw the fan, and totally skip the cable part
Finally a video talking specifically about how and where to plug the connections to make it work! Every video I searched for only showed how to put the fans in the case and that was it e_e
bought my first fan and was confused, the moment I heard you say "self-tapping" I knew it was all okay. Great video!
thank you man, I was panicking of buying another mother board. If you have a problem 3-4 pin difference, just check 3:15.
You the best
Thank you. Thought I was missing something. The rail was there to save my life haha!
Thanks for the vid. Considering putting new fans in my case, and this is the most straightforward tutorial.
thanks man i was lost with the pins ... but your video helped me a lot
Glad I could help, thank you for watching 🙏
Great zoom on the camera that is what everyone should do when making these kinds of videos!
It’s a good tip to mention having magnetic tipped screwdriver is almost a must in building your pc
Buying my first RGB fans tonight and had no idea how to install them, super helpful video!
ur the pnly youtuber that made a viseo like this. u saved me hours, and alot of money. im lucky i didnt buy another pc case
Bro thanks so much, i never knew the three pin fans could go on the 4 pins anyway
Clear instructions. I was confused about the 3 vs 4 pins. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much dude! I needed help and this was the first and best video tutorial i could find!!!
Glad I could help 🙌 Thanks for watching 🙏
most useful pc building video on the internet i swear
Appreciate the compliment, thanks so much 🙏
Even though the video was relatively poor quality, this part helped a ton 3:20
🙏 thank you
Glad it helped!
Wow great commentary you pretty much cleared all of my doubts. Thanks Man
No problem at all, thank you for watching 🙏
Thanks. This will make figuring things out a bit easier.
I have searched so long for this video thank u so much
Man, this guy is really straight forward. Subscribed 👊
thank you so much you made my day by helping my get my fans to light up. I liked and subbed to show my appreciation
Just subscribed been looking everywhere to an answer for the 3 pin question because none of my connections on the motherboard have worked thanks so much for answering that question
Glad I could help. Thank you!
Best person to explain how it's done.
Thank you 🙏
Such a nice guide ! You just earned yourself a sub ! Keep it coming brother.
thank you. my case fan has the 3 pin and a 4 pin molex and its short so i gotta sort it out a bit but your video has taught me a lot thank you
You are a lifesaver I was wondering why my three pin fan connector wouldn't work but now I can finally finish my PC build after 2 hours of struggling
Opened my case to clean it a bit, accidentally popped a fan cable. Didnt know how to put it back. turns out its quite intuitive. Thanks for showing exactly what to do. Helped
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching 🙏
I just transitioned to pc with a prebuilt that I'm going to upgrade and this was a huge help, thanks brother :)
I’m glad I could help 🙌 Thanks for watching 🙏
You are awesome, informative and no BS! Keep it up!
DRE I really appreciate that so much 🙏 Thank you!
Can you tell me which is the fan that you show that only has 3 pins?
bro thank you god for people like you
Just subscribed man thanks for a simple video 6 months to find you🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Finally a detailed video for us noobs! I needed this!
Awesome! I’m glad I could help 🙏
Builds With V yeah you did help tons! Definitely subbed!
abaswilderness thank you so much
Dude thank you so much I was worried because when I first turned on my pc the fans wouldn’t work I also just realized I’m using the same motherboard as you!!
Excellent content on this video. Thank you for the detailed explanations. Very useful information for a first time PC builder.
Almost 100k views now.. hope your channel get more subs.. you explained it very clearly considering the fact that I dont know anythinh about pc builds.. 😁 thank you so much
Yeah its been truly amazing! I'm glad I could help in any way. Thank you for watching and the support! 🙏🙏
I built my computer over two years ago, still needed to watch this video because I forgor how to do this 💀
Thank you so much I almost gave up you showed me exactly what I needed
I was messed up with this theory. Thanks to you I able to fix it. Nice video. Good luck !
Happy to help 🙏 Thanks for watching
Very simple and nice explanation. Wish everyone did it like you
It makes it so much easier because we have the same motherboard.
Thank you very much, i installed a new fan thanks to you. I liked and subscribed
Awesome, glad I could help 🙏 Thank you so much!
Straight to the point video. Thank you!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much man, I was building my first pc and this video helped out so much
This was really helpful! New subscriber here 😊
Damn, dude.. You've got Frying Pans for Hands.. Those hands took some BANE JUICE. lmfao! Good video, dawg. Thanks.
@@nervosadustbolt9642 😂
Wish I had seen this video first would have saved me alot of headaches👍
Thank you so much, I had a 3 pin fan connector and was confused with where they go into the 4 pin connectors so thank you very much!
Glad I could help 🙏 Thanks for watching
So just to confirm if my MB fan ports have 4 but my fans have a 3 that's totally fine as long as I line it up with that black plastic part? Thank you,
Thanks man. Most people just think fan installation for granted. Air flow and Motherboard spots for Fans installation is JUST important as everything else
Thumbs up for the awesome camera work
bro thank you so much I was stuck with how to connect the 3 pin
Thank you bro....much appreciated work....couldn't find any other video related to this topic...and you solved it in like 5 mins....thanks a lot♥️
I’m glad I could help 🙏 Thank you so much for watching
Thanks for the video. Very straightforward.
You are very welcome and thank you for watching 🙏
You earned a subscribe man. Great job!
Bob Piper awesome! Thank you so much! 🙏
Hi, i bought a noctua fan and connect It to the motherboard using his 4 pin (no extensión, no low noise adaptors) the thing is tha spins slow (200-300 RPM) did i do something wrong?
You've been helpful, man! Keep it up ❤️
Thanks mate. This video helped a lot.
cleaniest video ever
Dude sounds like Seth Green. Helpful and arousing. Thank you.
Bulding a new pc you helped out a ton thanks man
Awesome 👏 Glad I could help and congrats on the new PC! Thanks for watching 🙏
Man thank you so much, your explanation is so good for me. keep the vid up 💪