The idea that you drew in MSPaint WILL work. Check and double check before plugging/powering anything. So make sure your wires are going where they need to go. You can damage your fan and maybe even your motherboard if you do that. You don't want to get them mixed up and send the RPM wire to the PWM pin on the motherboard, or viceversa. Make sure you put the two wires in the correct slots on the connector. So you simply plug the two wires to the corresponding slots on the new connector and now you have a way of sending RPM info and PWM signal from your motherboard. Find a spare one from a dead fan you may have. For the yellow and blue wires you will need a connector like the one at the end of the fan. Your fan is now getting power straight from the PSU. Plug the connector at the end of the fan wires to it and then plug the molex side to a free molex connector from your PSU. The red and black wires remain where they are and you can now use the adaptor you show on your picture (The one you got with the Scythe GT).
You can use a very small screwdriver, or a pin, or a staple to push down on that tab and pull the metallic pin out. They are held in place by a small tab on the metal part that goes into the plastic connector. Take the two non-power wires (Yellow & Blue) out of the small fan connector at the end. You need to split the four cables coming from the fan. Playing the noob card is quite OK around here wanting to learn will never be mocked.Ĭorrect.
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