Mar 20, 2010, 07:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Wile E
My Sunbeam fan controller lets you shut fans off. Just grab one like it. Or you could always just clip the LEDs. That's what I did on all my led fans that came with cases and whatnot. I hate LED fans, but it's a shame to waste a good fan, so I just clipped all the leds out.
A cluster would be kick ass for big adv work units in Folding @ Home tho. Also a good cause.
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Meh, I don't want to ruin the fans in case I ever decide I want one. As far as fan controllers I have one here, but don't like the added cable clutter. The stock Corsair fan is keeping load temps at peak 44ºc.
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Originally Posted by msgclb
Na, just grab one of these!  There's more than one solution to solve those pesky LED fans a night. This lady assured me she had the solution for your problem and would be right over to help you get through the night just as soon as she found where she left it after the photo shoot.
http://img.techpowerup.org/100320/WC...eepingMask.jpg
p.s. If you didn't notice, the solution is in the lower left corner of the image.  |
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