I love my Scythe Kaze Master(see my sig). It's for 5.25" bays, but there is a 3.5" version that can control 4 fans:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811998065
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811998065
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Sentry 2 baby! Its the best
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Sunbeam Rheobus if im using one, and made a custom face plate for one of my builds. I didnt use the black LED holders that came with it cause i wanted the face plate lit up, and swapped out the red/blue LED's for straight UV purple so when they were off it was below 7v, on was above.
I used a Forstner bit to sink the hole so the thumb nut would grip more than 1.5 threads
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Yes, the PCB sits below the face plate because i needed the little bit of extra clearance for the 120 rad that was mounted above it and didnt want the heat sinks grounding out against the rad. I did have to trim the PCB a touch which wasnt a big deal. When moutning in the stock metal frame, there are two sets of nuts on each shaft to space it away from the PCB, but due to the thickness of the plexi face plate i couldnt use both nuts.
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You can barely see, but in the space left on the left side, i mounted two micro switches from Radio Shack for CCFL control, so like a Zalman controller, but with 20W per channel on the rheo's.
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Not using it right now, so i pulled it out of the drawer and snapped a couple shots.
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I used a Forstner bit to sink the hole so the thumb nut would grip more than 1.5 threads
Yes, the PCB sits below the face plate because i needed the little bit of extra clearance for the 120 rad that was mounted above it and didnt want the heat sinks grounding out against the rad. I did have to trim the PCB a touch which wasnt a big deal. When moutning in the stock metal frame, there are two sets of nuts on each shaft to space it away from the PCB, but due to the thickness of the plexi face plate i couldnt use both nuts.
You can barely see, but in the space left on the left side, i mounted two micro switches from Radio Shack for CCFL control, so like a Zalman controller, but with 20W per channel on the rheo's.
Not using it right now, so i pulled it out of the drawer and snapped a couple shots.
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