| Wednesday, July 1 2009 |
NZXT, specializing in making gaming chassis, has silently introduced Sentry 2 series fan controller. Representing a step up compared to the original Sentry and Sentry LX, the Sentry 2 occupies single 5.25-inch slot and displays all the needed information on a big touchscreen display. There are no buttons or knobs, all there is to be adjusted is controlled by touching. The NZXT Sentry 2 has five temperature sensors, and supports up to five fans. It can display the temperature readings from the sensors, fan speeds, it can also manually control fans rotation speeds and alarm you if there's a fan malfunction. The NZXT Sentry 2 will set you back 29.90 Euro.
Source: PCGH
Source: PCGH
User comments
Good to know. Now I have written proof that I can't trust a certain mag I will not mention. glad it was free.
Holy crap. 10 watts per channel... I can place 20 FM121s on parallel and control them with one knob on this thing. Sweet... might consider this one
by: Bjorn_Of_Iceland10Watts is not much... many FC can control more: sunbeam basic controls up to 20W pesr channel, sunbeam extreme up to 30W, lamptron has some controllers going up to 50W
Holy crap. 10 watts per channel... I can place 20 FM121s on parallel and control them with one knob on this thing. Sweet... might consider this one
by: Odin EidolonLol my bad.. its watts not amps.. so this means max amps per channel on this one is just .83 amps... which is kinda weak since my Scythe Kama meter looks better and has 1amp max per channel :D.
10Watts is not much... many FC can control more: sunbeam basic controls up to 20W pesr channel, sunbeam extreme up to 30W, lamptron has some controllers going up to 50W
Yeah.. sunbeam's rhoebius still is the more heavy duty if