cheap fan controller

[suprapsu]

I found a cheap fan controller that works pretty decent at a decent price.

The Fan Controller attaches to any slot in the back of the computer. It is called the Evercool Slot Fan Speed Controller

It is only $2.99. Here is the link. Evercool Slot Fan Speed Controller

Let me know if you guys think this is a hot deal.

 

[GotIssues]

doesn't seem very practical to me, hard to reach, not much in the way for adjustments, but for $2.99, how can one be that picky? Might be good for some people, but not for me. I'd go with moderately warm.

 

[meklar]

just what i've been looking for!

 

[GIZXMO]

it would be easy to mod it to work for the front of the case

 

[suprapsu]

Yeah, it shouldn't be too hard. Just takes a little time.

 

[Joe750]

I've been looking for one of these, too, to control a PCI fan. I don't have an open slot, does it look like I can break the switch from the panel and just have it as a dongle hanging out? Thanks.

 

[rlgdtime]

If your looking for a cpu fan, w/heat sink and controller all in one - I bought this:

CoolerMaster

at Frys for $10 last week. It's kind of loud when spinning at highest speed, but I get about a 5 f degree difference

between highest and lowest speed.

 

[weepul]

The new ThermalTake all come with fan controller w/ lo/med/hi settings. my volcano 7+ has it and i think it's a general trend that new cpu fans will come with it since 'noise' is getting to be a bigger and bigger issue to ppl.

//krunk (^_^x)

 

[hondapower]

How much is that CoolerMaster Kit??

 

[Melectricus]

These work good if you just want to trim fan speed to decrease noise, set and forget. I used one like it on an old delta cpu fan in my left-over-parts computer and it worked great. It's a retrofit, I wouldn't plan anything new around it tho.

 

[Melectricus]

These work good if you just want to trim fan speed to decrease noise, set and forget. I used one like it on an old delta cpu fan in my left-over-parts computer and it worked great. It's a retrofit, I wouldn't plan anything new around it tho.

 

[Melectricus]

sorry

 

[movinslow]

Anyone know what shipping costs?

Thanks

 

[stevens]

Just go to radioshack and buy a potentiometer and attach it to the red wire.