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02-11-2011
 Works for my System ATCS 840 Case
This is my first Fan Controler. Packaging was good. Contents packaged so you could find everything. Install went slow for me as I had to make some ajustments to auto lock in the drive bay but works perfectly after my ajustments and a screw on the opsite side. Well the Instructions suck multible languages everything is scattered about. It too me 3 hours to figgure out the you PUSH the control Knobs to change from Auto to Semi to Man. In Auto mode you''ll have to ajust temps to get fan speeds the controler reacts very slowly. I installed the Temp probes #1 front of the case reading incoming Ambient temp. #2 I set on the my Ram heat sink, #3 I set in the top rear reading temp exiting the case and #4 on the chip set heat sink. Oh my Fans are #1 200 CM front case intake, #2 230 CM front top of case, #3 230 CM Rear Top of case and #4 140 CM Bottom Center Front of the case. Everything seems to be doing exacty what I expect. All my wiring is behind the MotherBoard so I didn''t bother with wire casing. As I said ths is my first so I can''t make any comparisons. I''ll post again if I gather any other data worth passing on. Scythe really needs to post or print a clear Operation Manual this should have been a 30 Minute install and set up. |
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02-03-2011
 Great fans
Well I have 2 of these set up in push pull, The idle at around 1700 RPM, as long as my CPU dosen''t get above 50C at that point they spin up to around 2400 RPM, the can be heard at this RPM level At 60C they kick in at 3500 RPM and are LOUD but this system seldom get that hot so for the most part they are quite enough and can handle a full load and keep me below 60C
Asus P7P55-E Pro, Intel Core i5 760 OC to 3.8 |
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