CPU Cooler + Fan Controller Compatability

I've read crazy good reviews for the Titan TTC-NK85TZ Fenrir CPU Cooler. It is ranked #1 on frostytech.com as far as cooling performance.
http://www.frostytech.com/articlev [...] cleID=2383
Reviews mark its price $65 and under and it comes with a fan. A decent 20-30 dollars from the leading competitors. Also, in regard to noise it is rather quiet when run at low RPM.

The only issue is finding a US provider. (I live in California)
Perhaps someone else will have better luck finding a vendor.



Also my second interest:
I was wondering if it is possible to control the antec 902's top fan by using the Scythe KAZE MASTER 5.25in. Bay Fan Controller.
http://www.case-mod.com/scythe-km0 [...] -3471.html

EDIT: I found a more complete review of the Scythe Kaze =]
http://tech-reviews.co.uk/reviews/ [...] ontroller/

My main concern is compatibility; will the 902 stock fans work w/ Scythe's fan controller?

Also, would it be possible to hook up the CPU cooler to the fan? For general purposes any CPU cooler?

What limitations does the Scythe KAZE Master Fan Controller have?
Lastly, I've heard issue's of short circuiting resulting in a dead knob. What things should I look out for/ avoid doing?

^WTF? You don't have to be a d!ck about it. As for your info, Newegg doesn't carry the Fenrir.

@OP:
As for buying the Titan HSF: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/ [...] d=qZxPnK3P
If you can't find it on Newegg,etc you can usually find it at Frozen. Only thing is things are usually a bit pricey compared to Newegg. But they do carry some hard to find items and things that Newegg doesn't sell much of (ie liquid cooling stuff like rads).

As far as the fan controller goes, the Scythe one should work with the Antec 900 Two.

If this is your first build read (if you haven't already): http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=1444

My tips for newcomers:
First: Take necessary ESD precautions. (Investing in a antistatic mat or wrist band is well worth it imo)

Second: Remember to use the motherboard stand offs

Third: Carefully read your motherboard manual esp. when connecting the front USB headers of your case to the board. Doing this wrong can be very bad. (Usually can burn out the USB port on the board).

Forth: Don't force any thing in. If it doesn't go in double/triple check what you are doing. As for the CPU cooler (the Titan one), it uses a bolt in kit so that shouldn't be a worry. If using a push pin cooler, you will need a bit of force and push the pins diagonally.

As far as fan connector goes, just make sure you don't plug in fans backward.

edit: Happy building, and post pics when done.