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Fan Controller

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Anyone want to recommend me a fan controller.

Requirements:
Black
4 fan minimum
5.25 bay only, preferably 1 bay, but can be 2 bays if its mega cool
Under 45
 
I must have missed the Kaze Master... damn that looks good!
I might be sold :)
 
Gaiden133 said:
i've had the rheobus, didn't like it because the LED's were insanely bright when on..

i recommend the Scythe Kaze Master. Clean, simple and looks sick.

i have it now :)

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=23085
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I have the Kama Meter and I'm very happy with it, admittedly the Kaze Master is better than the Kama Meter.

http://www.kustompcs.co.uk/acatalog/info_2967.html

a few points i'd make about the Kama Meter:

No direct voltage regulation (or display), controls fans speed only. (I realise it will be altering voltage to control speed but I hope you understand what I mean)
The control only seems to be able to pull the fans down to a minimum of ~960rpm (3xScythe S-flex 1200rpm and 1xNoctua 1200rpm.)

All that said <1000rpm seems to be the sweet spot for noise/good air flow and it came with a few changeable bezels - including black!

So Scythe FTW! :D
 
I would like to vote one more for the Scythe Kaze Master. I have the 4 fan one and it is great. You can really dial in the fans, it looks good, and its a quality piece.

 
I highly recommend the Kaze Master, too. I have four of my five Noctua NF-P12 fans hooked up to it and I can vary all of them from 360 to 1320 RPMs.:)

I have been very happy with the Kaze Master and my Noctua fans and heatsink. I went from a lawnmower to almost dead quiet.
 
zombiebeat said:
I have the Kama Meter and I'm very happy with it, admittedly the Kaze Master is better than the Kama Meter.

http://www.kustompcs.co.uk/acatalog/info_2967.html

a few points i'd make about the Kama Meter:

No direct voltage regulation (or display), controls fans speed only. (I realise it will be altering voltage to control speed but I hope you understand what I mean)
The control only seems to be able to pull the fans down to a minimum of ~960rpm (3xScythe S-flex 1200rpm and 1xNoctua 1200rpm.)

All that said <1000rpm seems to be the sweet spot for noise/good air flow and it came with a few changeable bezels - including black!

So Scythe FTW! :D
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Don't know about the Kama Meter, but my Kaze Master can set all of my Scythe S-Flex F fans to 0rpm if turned all the way down.

(Oh, and another vote for the Kaze Master ...)
 
I think I will snag the Master. It just so damn sexy. And apparently it functions too :)
 
good choice, ive had mine for a few months and it works like a champ (love being able to shut the fans off) and just looks damn good
 
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