Hello,
I've had a fan controller the past 3 years in my pc and I just recently took it out when I over-hauled my cooling last week which is now as follows
2xNoctua NF-F12
2xNoctua NF-A15
1xNoctua NF-P12
1xNoctua NH-U14s single fan
My fan controller was a NZXT SENTRY 2, I took it out because I read that "it made the fans louder" not sure how this works, and it was just a wired mess for me and the temperature probes could never stay in their spots and the temperature readings were probably really inaccurate.
Now back to the question, if it is worth it, is there a better fan controller, or even perhaps a computer software that will work equally as well?
For what it's worth if it helps at all these are my current specs:
Rosewill Hive 750w
Intel i7 3770k @4.1 ghz
Nvidia GTX 970
G Skill 1600mhz 12gb ram
4tb seagate 7200rpm hdd
1tb western digital 7200 rpm hdd
128gb sandisk ssd (OS and software only)
Odds are I probably forgot something, but thanks for any possible feed back in advance.
I've had a fan controller the past 3 years in my pc and I just recently took it out when I over-hauled my cooling last week which is now as follows
2xNoctua NF-F12
2xNoctua NF-A15
1xNoctua NF-P12
1xNoctua NH-U14s single fan
My fan controller was a NZXT SENTRY 2, I took it out because I read that "it made the fans louder" not sure how this works, and it was just a wired mess for me and the temperature probes could never stay in their spots and the temperature readings were probably really inaccurate.
Now back to the question, if it is worth it, is there a better fan controller, or even perhaps a computer software that will work equally as well?
For what it's worth if it helps at all these are my current specs:
Rosewill Hive 750w
Intel i7 3770k @4.1 ghz
Nvidia GTX 970
G Skill 1600mhz 12gb ram
4tb seagate 7200rpm hdd
1tb western digital 7200 rpm hdd
128gb sandisk ssd (OS and software only)
Odds are I probably forgot something, but thanks for any possible feed back in advance.