Thermaltake
Commander FP 10-Port Fan Hub
The Thermaltake Commander FX is a 10-port fan hub designed to manage multiple case fans within your computer system. Its compact design, measuring just 0.8 inches in height, 2.8 inches in width, and 1.8 inches in depth, allows for easy integration into most PC builds. Constructed from durable black plastic, this fan hub offers a straightforward solution for organizing and controlling your fan connections, helping to improve airflow and maintain optimal system temperatures. It comes with essential accessories for installation and cable management.
$22.99
Owner Satisfaction
4.0
/ 5
Category Rank
3622
/ 3965
#3622 in Computer System Cooling Parts
Price vs Category Average
-85%
Below average
Product Type
Fan Hub
/ Fan Hub
Who it's for
- High Fan Capacity
- Dedicated SATA Power
- Centralized PWM Control
Who should skip it
- No Individual Fan Control
- Limited 3-Pin Fan Functionality
- Bulky Form Factor
Key Specs
Product Type
Fan Hub
Number of Ports
10
Height
0.79" (20 mm)
Width
2.76" (70 mm)
Depth
1.77" (45 mm)
Product Material
Plastic
Color
Black
Weight
30 g
Features
- 10-port fan hub for managing multiple case fans
- Expands system cooling with 10 fan ports
- Compact dimensions for easy integration into PC builds
- Durable plastic construction for longevity
- Black color for a sleek aesthetic
- Includes cable ties and Velcro tabs for organized installation
- Improves airflow and thermal management
- Includes reusable cable ties and Velcro tabs for organization
What customers say
PC builders highly value the Commander FP Fan Hub for its excellent solution to limited motherboard fan headers. Its primary strength is simplifying cable management and achieving a cleaner build aesthetic by consolidating up to ten fans onto one PWM header. Installation is straightforward and plug and play. Users appreciate the stable power delivery via SATA, ensuring reliable operation under load. A key consideration is that this hub acts as a splitter; all connected fans run at the same speed dictated by the single motherboard header, meaning it lacks individual fan speed control. Overall, it is recognized as a practical and reliable component for efficiently expanding system cooling.
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