I have three 120mm fans on my radiator, and remember an old thread where someone wanted to wire up a bunch of PC fans to make a desktop fan for his office. The recommended advice was to rewire all the the power cables into one single point so that they are all powered equally and not daisy chain them.

That got me thinking, I could wire up all three fans to be powered off one plug, and have it controlled by one single input for a fan controller, although I'm not too sure about the RPM readout.

I'm just asking to see if anyone has done this, knows what to do. I am by no means an electrician, but can wire up just about anything if told what to do.

Just so you know what it all is, I want to use the ever-popular ZALMAN ZM-MFC1 Fan Controller, which is your standard 3-pin setup, and three standard fans with the 3 pin wired into a molex passthrough.

Is it really as easy as I am thinking?