Issues with Quadstellar Case

[Kuroshiro]

So I'm in free-build and I'm trying to build with this case. I just found out that there were a lot more fan locations, so I decided to try it, but one problem. The fan setup does not work. Due to a combo of the motherboard not having enough slots, and the collision for the wires keeps me from connecting the fans to each other. I'd give up since I hate the look of this case, but I am using this game as a tool to learn more about PC building and using these weird nonsense cases.

[Kuroshiro]

On a second note, I'm also having issues with finding a power supply that can use more than 6 HDDs/SSDs to use with this case, since it can hold 1 SSD and 9 HDDs.

[Kuroshiro]

Found a solution for the fans, but I had to compromise with RAM speed.

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Use the auto connect tool and it will connect the fans for you. Hit escape button in free build and there are options to toggle on in the menu. Don't bother with manually connecting fans in free build. There's no reason to do that.

[Kuroshiro]

Auto-Connect is for external cables only. I think you are thinking of Auto-Cable, which I'm about to test now.

[Kuroshiro]

Auto-Cable does work, but only if I install the fans in the right order, which still requires me to know the proper order for the motherboard and fan setup.

[Kuroshiro]

Finally found a fan setup that works after compromising on the CPU cooler, now I just need to find a PSU that has more than 6 SATA slots.

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Originally posted by Kuroshiro （黒白）:

Auto-Cable does work, but only if I install the fans in the right order, which still requires me to know the proper order for the motherboard and fan setup.

I've never had that issue. In free build I always enable all the "auto" options in settings and just install any fans in any case in any order and it just goes and connects everything. There's no thinking about it with free build. Just install things and it works and there's *(usually) no issues.

[Kuroshiro]

And I checked, it does not work 100% of the time depending on the case and motherboard as well as a few external factors. Also I would not use the words of Todd Howard considering the quality of his work.

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Originally posted by Kuroshiro （黒白）:

And I checked, it does not work 100% of the time depending on the case and motherboard as well as a few external factors. Also I would not use the words of Todd Howard considering the quality of his work.

I never mentioned them by name nor anything to do with them. Where did you even come up with this?

[Kuroshiro]

Because that quote is usually used in reference to when he said it in response to backlash to the Fallout 76 Beta and the company's terrible development practices.

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Originally posted by Kuroshiro （黒白）:

Because that quote is usually used in reference to when he said it in response to backlash to the Fallout 76 Beta and the company's terrible development practices.

You're completely off topic. I never mentioned Todd, or Fallout, or Fallout 76 or anything to do with that. What in the heck are you even going on about????

[Kuroshiro]

"It just works" is a quote that is associated with Todd Howard. Either way, the auto feature doesn't help me, especially since, as I stated in the discussion start, I am actively using this game as a tool to learn more about PC building, which includes cable management.

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Originally posted by Kuroshiro （黒白）:

"It just works" is a quote that is associated with Todd Howard.

I did not write "It just works" ever. You created that. I did not write it.

[Kuroshiro]

Don't pull that, I see the edit tag on your comment.

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Originally posted by Kuroshiro （黒白）:

Don't pull that, I see the edit tag on your comment.

Yes I had a typo mispelling a word and I fixed it. Seriously: Please stop making up words I did not write. I hate Todd Howard, Fallout series, and anything to do with that stupid Bethesda company. I would never write anything even related to them. You're really far off topic here.