Got my rehostat fan controller the other day. Its a very very practical little do-hicky. Only when running the most exsteme of games do I have to turn up the fans to a moderate noisy level.... only when showing off how cool I can have the cpu are the fans up full :-) Interesting point.... two 80mm fans on half power are not as loud as one fan on full power!
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i have a slightly cheeper vertion of this, doesnt look as good but it doesnt matter for me as its hid behind a door, your pc is looking quite sweet now m8ty.
have u got a uv rig going on in there??????
and what are them large yellow/green tubes, i assume they are housing your cables
dem be water cooling at a guess?
id guess so 2 actually, just at 1st glance i couldnt work em out, and i forgot that stryker was water cooled
And it looks like a blue cold cathode kit rather than a UV one, but I might be wrong.
its just a blue cathode (originally from a very nice donor :-)
The fans are UV reactive green ones. My fan controler was only £15 from ebuyer.co.uk.
Its controls the two fans at the back, the 120mm fan in the roof (pulls air through my radiator) and the cathode it's self.
is it not the rhoebus one then coz thats what it looks like but thats about £35-40,
mines the pc-mods one with 6 controlers
just looks like those tubes are glowing like some uv ones ive seen
mine is sunbeam rehobus, 4 controllers
i think that yours has some thing like 16v per controler where as mine only has 9 i think. but seing as all my componects run from 5 v, and the fans are variable it doesnt matter as long as i dont do to much daisy chaining