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Reeven Six-Eyes II Fan Controller

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If you need a way to get control over all those fans you have running in your system, Overclockers Club says the Reeven Six-Eyes II fan controller will do the trick.

For less than $40 you get customizable temperature warnings, six temperature probes, six controller channels, six independent displays with RPM readouts, seven choices for LCD screen color, and hideaway knobs to keep your settings in place once you dial them in. Additionally, the LCD screens are viewable from essentially any angle, which is something that most LCD screens tend to fail at (especially from above plane). The sleeved cables at this point are just another bonus on top of the already great value.
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manual fan controller is useless in my book.
if it can't be auto adjusted and configured by software, it means i have to constantly tweak it to have the best settings since temp/workload is not something static.
 
What I would like is a fan controller that has software that detects when a game or other program that uses the GPU more than just idling at the desktop and sets the fan speed that way instead of by temps.

Could even have a module that monitors CPU usage and ups the fans when under high CPU usage as well.
 
Anyone used the touch version? I've been looking for a decent fan controller lately.
 
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