Why would a PWM controller allow you to "choose between RPM or Voltages" on the LCD readout?
But yes... a lack of visible heatsinks suggests PWM.
Why would a PWM controller allow you to "choose between RPM or Voltages" on the LCD readout?
But yes... a lack of visible heatsinks suggests PWM.
Its hard to explain in terms that I can understand because they are very secretive about the PCB design. I will tell you that the way it works is unlike any fan controllers out there, and it is a very low heat design.Originally Posted by Vampiyer
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If I didn't already have a T-balancer I'd definitely get this one
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so would this particular controller fix the squealing gt fans (like the bad fc3?)
The squealing issue was fixed well over a year ago. lol
Nice looking panel, good front for Lian Li. Can't wait to see a review on some portal.
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well technically I could "fix" it by busting out my iron and soldering some caps on the line...
It's just lamptron never gave a reply to my email of like 7 months ago so I just sort of assumed that I was stuck with "the squeal"
hmmm touch screen?
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The brushing on the face plate is the wrong direction for Lian Li.
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Also wrong way for TJ07s, shameThe brushing on the face plate is the wrong direction for Lian Li.
Looks nice, looking forward to the reviews.
I think it is for all brushed cases.The brushing on the face plate is the wrong direction for Lian Li.
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From that HardwareCanucks Youtube review, it seems like a few things are lacking:
- Voltage to 0.1v resolution: I thought most units already had a tenths-decimal readout on display? A positive integer value is somewhat useful, but I hope Lamptron can fix this with a firmware update... The same goes for Temperature.
The unit is obviously capable of displaying "XXXXrpm" in the same area that the voltage readout appears...hmm
- Are there (+) and (-) buttons to change fan speed in 1% increments? It seems like we can finger-smudge our way to a desired general fan speed, and then the 1% increments would be necessary (perhaps changing more rapidly the longer the touch-button is held). - Maybe a single knob for fully variable control (or pair of physical buttons) is in order. I would have liked 1 high-quality knob.
- What is the Fan RPM resolution? I think about 30-RPM increments is the standard. That may be fine already.
- Brushed Aluminum: It should probably be vertical, but I don't care much about that.
Everything else seems great. I'm hoping these issues can be addressed with updates! If not... still a good control option.
Last edited by Vampiyer; 10-19-2010 at 08:13 PM.
Full review just published at TechREACTION. Be sure to let us know what you think of it. We gave it our Silver Silicon award.
http://www.techreaction.net/2010/10/...an-controller/
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A question for this panel. Can i connect the Laing DDC to it?? It have 30W per channel my DDC have 10W but i don't wana burn a new panel so i'm asking :] Have some one this panel or the older brother FC5 and have connected DDC or D5??
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A certain online shop owner said they've had nothing but problems with these controllers and to stick with the fc-5 / fc-2. Didn't get into specifics just saying! Let us know how it is.
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