All my parts are going to be arriving this week for a build im about to put together. I will have 4 corsair ml140's and one ml120 i am going to be hooking up in the case. I was wondering if the included cables in the case have something that will allow me to hook all these fans up to a Asus Maximus ix code, Or if i need to make sure to order something so im not stuck in the middle of my build when i start putting things together.     Just to add some info here. It will be a Maximus ix code in the phanteks pro m tempered glass case. I will be using a H115i cpu cooler, and i have a 1080ti hybrid. cpu cooler will go in the front with 2 ml140s added for push pull on the front radiator. I will put 2 ml140's on the top for exhaust, and will either replace the 120 fan on my gpu radiator with the ml120, or just add it to my radiator for another push pull exaust out the back of the case.    What all will i need if the included cables in the case will not cover all the connections i need? what would i need to buy? Any and all help is appreciated greatly.

You mean from a Fan Control that comes with the Case?
Or even a Stand Off Fan Headers that come with some cases?

See Page 9 http://www.rosewill.com/media/downloadable/user_manuals/UserManual_BLACKHAWK-ULTRA.pdf
 Looking at your Case now - http://www.phanteks.com/Enthoo-Pro-M-TemperedGlass.html
http://www.phanteks.com/assets/manuals/PH-ES515P_Western.pdf I do not see what is like on Page 9 above.

Also all these fans im adding are 4pin fans

Thank you for the quick responses so far. Im trying to make sure im not going to get stuck in the middle of my build when i go to hook my fans up. Im pretty much going to do a build kinda similar to this build, same case, with how all the fans, aio's, and gpu radiator mounted the same way. But in the video he doesn't show or talk about how he hooked all the fans up. But it shows him setting up all the fans separately with the software later.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rBQCTpq72A

yes

So i guess the follow up question would be, how should i go about hooking all these fans up? I think the motherboard comes with quite an extensive fan program. so if i get each fan on one of the motherboard headers. Aio on the aio header and the rest on the normal headers will the motherboard then pick them all up individually?

Sorry for my bad forum etiquette.
So when i put the push pull setup on the front mounted aio, i hook the two extra fans into the aio's exsiting fan wiring with a splitter.
It will be 4 fans total on the cpu aio. So i will need two splitters or one for the aio?
One splitter on the 1xh_amp on the mother board, use one side of the splitter to go to stock aio fan wiring.
Then add another splitter on the second lead coming off the motherboard splitter to hook up the two extra added fans on the aio?
I do understand the top fan plugin layout. Seems strait forward and sounds good.
And the rear exhaust would be cool to control as well like you stated.
If i put a push pull on the rear gpu radiator exhaust as well, i will need yet another splitter?
 
 

bdogg454
Sorry for my bad forum etiquette.
So when i put the push pull setup on the front mounted aio, i hook the two extra fans into the aio's exsiting fan wiring with a splitter.
It will be 4 fans total on the cpu aio. So i will need two splitters or one for the aio?
One splitter on the 1xh_amp on the mother board, use one side of the splitter to go to stock aio fan wiring.
Then add another splitter on the second lead coming off the motherboard splitter to hook up the two extra added fans on the aio?
I do understand the top fan plugin layout. Seems strait forward and sounds good.
And the rear exhaust would be cool to control as well like you stated.
If i put a push pull on the rear gpu radiator exhaust as well, i will need yet another splitter?
 
 

No, the pump as two connectors for two fans the other two fans connect with the Y-Splitter to the High AMP Header on the MB.
Put the Two Outside Fans on the AIO Connector and the Two Inside Fans on the Y-Splitter (You Only Need One Splitter)
Try and set the RPM the same on all Four Fans.
"If i put a push pull on the rear gpu radiator exhaust as well, i will need yet another splitter?" Yes but before you connect them to a standard Fan Header you do not overload it, *Chassis Fan connector you may want to ask ASUS about this.
 
A 3 Way Splitter Might Pull more Amps then what your Headers can provide so add up the Watts on each fan to make sure you do not overload them.
 
I also know from a Mobile Device like a iPhone "forum etiquette" is not easy from what others have posted. 

Keep us posted and remember to create a new  or update your current as progress moves alone. 

bdogg454
Yea, ill be sure to make a new mod rigs page.
I made one not to long ago of my current rig.
Didn't get any upvotes. :(    lol....
 
http://www.modsrigs.com/detail.aspx?BuildID=38957

Well it is a Laptop
I have an Alienware 15 myself and using now while on the Forum.
And an old Alienware Aurora R4 though I never set a rig page up.
 
http://www.modsrigs.com/search.aspx and use bcavnaugh to show all my rigs.
I still hold two spots here http://www.modsrigs.com/toprating.aspx