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Yeah, my MoBo (EVGA Z68) didnt come with any kind of fan speed control either. But the case I got (Corsair 650D) has built in fan control, low, mid, high, nothing fancy.
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Yeah, my MoBo (EVGA Z68) didnt come with any kind of fan speed control either. But the case I got (Corsair 650D) has built in fan control, low, mid, high, nothing fancy.
Jamebonds1
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Or you can getting fan controller 5.25" bay. Just like i have knot on my fan controller. Easy.
Also take look at this motherboard. http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4046#ov It is gaming and high end motherboard. it have 5 smart fan controller. That mean you can just adj a range of temp and RPM(Speed fan). My motherboard have one smart fan. Like I set range. If my CPU is 13 C, that will be 56% speed fan. If my cpu is 30 C, that will be 100% speed fan.
More important. Don't just read detail from newegg on motherboard. I always read detail from newegg then Gigabyte's website.
Most newer Gigabytes have better fan control.
Jamebonds1
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True story. But really is i like to have fan controller bay because it look cool.
Fan controllers in a drive bay are pretty cool. Had a NZXT in mine for awhile, but sold it in a build i did.
FuryRosewood
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i dont want something that 'looks' cool or has to be interacted with, i just want the board to manage the fans, and leave it as that, im probably going to replace all the tri cool fans which have rheos on them with 3 pin fans and be done with it, the wire managing of the fans is kinda annoying too...but yea, i want synced fans without having to bother with em, a rheostat wont do that sittin on the front of the computer
Jamebonds1
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There is highly chance of digital fan controller would be bug and error. So I'm stick to analog fan controller. One time i have cheap digital fan controller NZXT but it is not work very well. It has bug. It wouldn't same on line of speed fan.