- Nov 2, 2014
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Hey guys,
I'm looking for a fan controller than can dynamically change the speeds of my case fans (3 Fractal design GPx2 fans) so that they do not run at the full 12v speed that they are currently running at due to being connected to a molex 3pin splitter.
I understand that 3pin fans can only have their speeds changed using the voltage? Which would mean 3 steps of varying speeds (5v, 7v & 12v if I am not mistaken).
I am not 100% on what kind of fan controller if any would suit my needs which is why I'm asking you kind ladies & gentlemen (there are only two genders sorry to piss on your parade).
Could you guys please recommend a fan controller that has ANY AMOUNT of fan ports on it that would allow my fans to be controlled by said device?
Edit: I was thinking of the Phanteks PWM hub as seen here: http://www.phanteks.com/PH-PWHUB.html. Mainly because its simple, cheap and no unnecessary frills, and a well established brand...would that do the trick?
I'm looking for a fan controller than can dynamically change the speeds of my case fans (3 Fractal design GPx2 fans) so that they do not run at the full 12v speed that they are currently running at due to being connected to a molex 3pin splitter.
I understand that 3pin fans can only have their speeds changed using the voltage? Which would mean 3 steps of varying speeds (5v, 7v & 12v if I am not mistaken).
I am not 100% on what kind of fan controller if any would suit my needs which is why I'm asking you kind ladies & gentlemen (there are only two genders sorry to piss on your parade).
Could you guys please recommend a fan controller that has ANY AMOUNT of fan ports on it that would allow my fans to be controlled by said device?
Edit: I was thinking of the Phanteks PWM hub as seen here: http://www.phanteks.com/PH-PWHUB.html. Mainly because its simple, cheap and no unnecessary frills, and a well established brand...would that do the trick?
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