Question 1

the fans dont spin but show rgb, i plugged them with a sata cable to my psu and my argb cord doesnt fit my motherboard since its a 3 pin connector?

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Confused about the RBG lighted fans? Montech doesn't explain much about them.
The case fans have their own controller, they are all plugged into it when your case arrives.
First unwrap the velcro ties that hold all the wiring and find the wires that all the fans are connected together with.
1. There is a wire that comes with the case that plugs into the bottom of the fan controller hub on the case, and the other end plugs into the 3 pin RGB controller at the bottom of your motherboard. This is how you gain control with your motherboard.
However, the lights have a seemingly endless number of effects that can be controlled by the reset button on the case utilizing the case mounted controller. Notice the reset button is plugged into the top of the RGB case mounted controller. Simply pressing the reset button changes the patterns and colors of the RGB lights in the fans. To change control of the lights between the case controller and your motherboard, hold the reset button down for 3 seconds once you get everything hooked up and working.
2. There is a black power connector on the fan leads that plugs into a connector on a standard SATA power cable. This is what powers the LED lights.
3. There is a single white fan power connector attached to the fan leads that plugs into the #1 Aux/Case Fan connector on your motherboard. This is what powers the fans. All the fans spin at the same rate together off the one plug, they are all wired together.

If you hook it all up as outlined, everything will work with about 20-ish different LED patterns and colors you can cycle through with your motherboards RGB controller software, or by simply pressing the reset button on the case. You switch between the 2 methods of control by holding the reset button down for a few seconds. You will see all the fans flash when the setting is changed from the case controller to your motherboard controller. (you will need to install the RGB controller software for your motherboard to make the motherboard controller work)

Question 2

Will the case support this motherboard https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/b09qfsbr8x/ref=ox_sc_act_image_3?smid=ahg2mi785yuy7&psc=1

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Yes it is plenty big enough to support any size mother board. I feel like I should add the "usb 3.0" ports on the case are actually usb 1.0.

Question 3

How much power does the fans take

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I'm not sure but case fans  usually use 1.8 watts but should be in a range of 1-4 watts.

Question 4

What are the dimensions of the mesh on top

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5 1/4 x 12

ASIN	B093S1H4G2
Antenna Location	Gaming
Best Sellers Rank	#39,863 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #279 in Computer Cases
Brand	Montech
Case Type	Tower
Case type	Tower
Color	Black
Colour	Black
Compatible Devices	Micro-ATX motherboards, ATX power supplies, 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch hard drives, CPU coolers up to 150mm in height, standard expansion cards, and standard cooling systems
Cooling Method	Air
Customer Reviews	4.7 out of 5 stars 960 Reviews
Enclosure Material	Tempered Glass
Fan Size	120 Millimeters
Global Trade Identification Number	04710562748086
Hard Disk Form Factor	3.5 Inches
Internal Bays Quantity	2
Item Dimensions D x W x H	40.5D x 21W x 42.5H centimeters
Item Weight	6 kg
Light Color	[Multiple]
Manufacturer	Montech
Material	Tempered Glass
Model Name	AIR 100 ARGB Black
Motherboard compatability	Micro ATX/Mini ITX
Number of Fans	2
Other Special Features of the Product	Dust Filter
Power Supply Mounting Type	Bottom Mount
Recommended uses for product	Gaming
Supported Motherboard	Micro ATX/Mini ITX
Total Expansion Slots Quantity	4
Total USB 2.0 Ports	1
Total USB 3.0 Ports	2
Total Usb Ports	3

Montech AIR 100 ARGB Micro-ATX Tower with Four ARGB Fans Pre Installed, Ultra-Minimalist Design, Fine Mesh Front Panel, High Airflow, Unique Side Swivel Tempered Glass, Black

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