We first saw an evolution from the 12V power of the original to a more mellow PWM version that allowed one fan header to PWM control all of the fans on the hub. As with the move to digital control ...

allowing for control of each fan on the system to be set up and controlled from a web page. It also can control 5V and 12V fans automatically with no user input, and can run from any USB power ...

For those who prefer manual fan controllers ... needs 98mm of depth into the chassis to fit. This controller is powered via the 5V and 12V lines of a SATA power connection, allowing the ...

Here is a simple mod to allow the speed of any 12V fan to be varied. All we need to do is insert a rheostat or variable resistor in the 12V wire to the fan. The rheostat should be rated at least 3 ...

NZXT today announces the newest member of the GRID+ family, providing a smart solution for advanced digital fan control. By measuring fan noise levels, CPU and GPU load, and system temperature ...

A solid aluminium one is a better bet. Mine has an inset copper slug, which was ok too. Rather than spin the 12V fan at 100%, I was going to knock up a controller, but discovered that there are ...

A lot of 12V fans won't even start at 5V, and this is probably more common than it used to be since you don't need to drop the voltage if you have PWM control. AFAIK, this shouldn't be true.