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Processor | i5 4670K @4.4GHz 1.239V |
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Motherboard | Asus Z87M-PLUS |
Cooling | High Pressure Fan System |
Memory | 24GB DDR3 2400MHz |
Video Card(s) | AMD R9 290 4GB |
Storage | 256GB Samsung 830, 500gb WD Blue 7200rpm |
Display(s) | 23inch Dell LCD |
Case | Silverstone Sugo SG10B |
Power Supply | Antec TP-750 |
Software | Windows 10 |
Hi,
I have just bought the Silverstone Sugo SG10B case along with an i5 4670k CPU and Asus Z87M-PLUS Motherboard.
My problem is I am going to have 6 fans inside the case (1x180mm, 2x120mm, 2x92mm, 1x80mm) and I want to be able to control all of them manually.
The top 180mm fan has its own controller switch so I don't need to worry about that, but I would like to be able to manually control the remaining 5 fans (all Noctua branded).
I don't need to control them all individually, but would ideally like 3 separate controls.
My restrictions come from the case itself which is so small it doesn't have any external 5.25 or 3.25 inch bays, so I am restricted to software controls or PCI bracket controls.
I have been looking around and can't find a suitable solution to this problem and wondered if anyone else could shed any light.
Thanks
Dom99
I have just bought the Silverstone Sugo SG10B case along with an i5 4670k CPU and Asus Z87M-PLUS Motherboard.
My problem is I am going to have 6 fans inside the case (1x180mm, 2x120mm, 2x92mm, 1x80mm) and I want to be able to control all of them manually.
The top 180mm fan has its own controller switch so I don't need to worry about that, but I would like to be able to manually control the remaining 5 fans (all Noctua branded).
I don't need to control them all individually, but would ideally like 3 separate controls.
My restrictions come from the case itself which is so small it doesn't have any external 5.25 or 3.25 inch bays, so I am restricted to software controls or PCI bracket controls.
I have been looking around and can't find a suitable solution to this problem and wondered if anyone else could shed any light.
Thanks
Dom99
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