NoctuaNA-FH1, 8 Channel Fan Hub for up to Eight 12V or 5V Based 4-pin PWM or 3-pin Fans (Black)

Amazing product as always from noctua. it works perfectly and is alot better than almost any other controllers ive used.

1. Make sure you plug it into fan case header 1, so you can control the PWM. If you plug it into fan case header 2/3+ you won't be able to.2. If you're connecting more than a couple of fans then you want to power it via sata.That's all.

easy to install and works well

What to say about Noctua but PERFECT.Best buy !!!

Honestly I wasn’t too sure of buying such an overpriced hub but since I had already poured enough into the new Noctua fans I got the hub as well. It works as it should and I do like the magnetic back for easy installation.However one thing to note is that I could not control fan speeds immediately and did some fiddling around with various different fan control software with no success. But I was able to fix it through the bios by changing the fan mode from DC to PWM. For reference I installed this on a msi z490 and didn’t encounter such issue when previously installing fans so the issue was exclusive to this hub.To be very honest I’m not sure if this hub is worth £30 but it is working just as intended and the hub itself felt of high quality. You can probably find cheaper hubs that’ll give you the same results so I guess this hub is just a more secure option for noctua fans.

Suppose you are looking for reliability, peace of mind, protection, and, most importantly, safety from unwanted fan hub failures and potential cable melting and fire (which happened to me one Friday night during 4k gaming). In that case, Noctua NA-FH1 has got you covered. On top of that, you get a 6-year warranty! I also paired it with NA-FC1, 4-Pin PWM Fan Controller. Enough said.

This fan hub, from Noctua, is far more than a standard, and some would say more dangerous hub. This, though more expensive, provides safety features to protect your system, such as over charge and short circuit protection. The magnets attach the hub securely to the inside of the case in any position you want it too/need it too. As with all Noctua products, their manuals are easy to understand and follow.

I own more than 40 noctua fans but some of their new products like this fan splitter just have silly pricing. You're far better off with something like the aqua computer splitty9 that is built better and costs a quarter of noctuas price