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Fan Controlling.

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Maccco

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I apologise if this is the wrong forum.

I was wondering, Are you able to control more than one fan per knob?

Say 6 fans on a 360mm rad, can they be controlled by the one knob, then the 4 fans on the 240mm rad on a second knob. So this way a 4 fan controller can be used per rad in my case?

Or will I need to buy more than one fan controller and have the fans per knob?
 
Yes, just make sure you get a quality fan controller. To give you a specific answer, you must tell us the model of the fans you're using.
 
klasik said:
Yes, just make sure you get a quality fan controller. To give you a specific answer, you must tell us the model of the fans you're using.
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I plan to buy a new set of fans when I watercool. But I was thinking of Xigmateks or CM Sickleflows? I am fully open to the sudgestions, even for the fan controller.
 
Maccco said:
I plan to buy a new set of fans when I watercool. But I was thinking of Xigmateks or CM Sickleflows? I am fully open to the sudgestions, even for the fan controller.
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Almost all of Sunbeam's Rheobus controllers can handle 20 Watts on each channel, which should be enough for 4-5 fans. With better heatsinks, they could handle more too
 
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