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[Seba]

With two case fans and a motherboard with two chassis fan headers, you do not need that fan hub.

Discard that fan hub and connect that DC fan directly to the second chassis fan header from the motherboard (and set that chassis fan header in DC mode from BIOS/UEFI).

 

[StefanR5R]

what is going on ?

The NA-FH1 is a [...] 8 channel PWM fan hub that allows up to eight PWM fans to be run and controlled simultaneously via a single PWM motherboard fan header or stand-alone controllers such as the optional NA-FC1. Non-PWM fans can be controlled by adjusting the input voltage.

By "input voltage", Noctua refers to either the SATA power input connector of the hub which is used by the hub preferentially, or the 4-pin fan input plug of the hub, whose power pins are only used if the SATA input isn't connected.

If you supply constant voltage on the SATA input, non-PWM fans on this hub run at constant speed.

If you leave the SATA input of the hub disconnected, and you switch the chassis fan header to DC mode in the BIOS, you can control the speed of non-PWM fans on the hub's outputs.

(At least that's my understanding.)