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Vszerda 5Pin to 4Pin Fan Connector Adapter Extension Cable

SKU CH-4ZCD-G4CR4

Converts a 5-pin fan header to a standard 4-pin PWM connector for extended reach

  • Converts 5-pin header to standard 4-pin PWM fan connection
  • Extends reach for flexible internal cable routing
  • Connects modern PWM fans to legacy 5-pin motherboard headers
  • Adapter design enables direct plug-and-play installation

5-Pin to 4-Pin Fan Adapter

This adapter converts a 5-pin fan header into a standard 4-pin PWM connection. It allows newer fans to attach to legacy motherboard or controller headers. The cable serves builders integrating mixed-generation cooling components inside a chassis.

Practical limits of the 5-pin interface

The 5-pin header carries an extra sense or control line that this adapter does not pass through to the 4-pin side. Fan speed reporting or advanced control features tied to that fifth pin will be unavailable. Cable length restricts routing options in larger cases.

Highlights

  • Converts 5-pin header to standard 4-pin PWM fan connection
  • Extends reach for flexible internal cable routing
  • Connects modern PWM fans to legacy 5-pin motherboard headers
  • Adapter design enables direct plug-and-play installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Do I need the 5-pin or 4-pin side for my motherboard header?

The 4-pin plug fits standard PWM headers on most current motherboards; the 5-pin receptacle accepts fans that ship with a 5-pin connector.

Will this cable let my 5-pin fan report speed to the board?

Yes — the fourth pin carries the tachometer signal through to the 4-pin header so the BIOS can read RPM.

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