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#468537 - 09/09/06 03:36 PM MDD: Fan Controller in the Optical Bay? [Re: Hoffman_A]
waamatt Registered: 03/29/06 Posts: 104 Loc: San Francisco, CA	SVC.com has a number of different fan controllers. There are ones for individual fans, there are whole units for 3.5" bays, or PCI cards that utilize software (Windows only), and then there are 5.25" bay controllers... Which got me thinking! I can get a controller that can handle 4 fans. Does anyone think it'd be too hard to fit one in if I were to remove the door of the lower optical drive bay in an MDD? Here's a link to what they offer: http://svc.com/525fancontroller.html Alternatively, here's the one-at-a-time controller I was looking at, from the same place: http://svc.com/zm-fanmate2-75.html _________________________ DP 1.08GHz PMG4 MDD, 1GB PC2700 DDR, 200GB ATA (16MB, 7200RPM), Radeon 9800 Pro (256MB)
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#468538 - 09/09/06 08:26 PM Re: MDD: Fan Controller in the Optical Bay? [Re: Hoffman_A]
maestro Registered: 11/15/07 Posts: 1656	I will fit behind the lower door just fine. Really any fan controller will do.
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