Zalman ZM-MFC2 Fan Controller

Gizmo · 12-August-07, 02:42 PM

AntiM has a new review up of the Zalman Multi Fan Controller ZM-MFC2. This baby is sick! Not only can it control your fans by their RPM but it also monitors up to 4 temperatures within your case and it will also show you the system's power consumption! Wow... this is truly a must have from Zalman.

Check it out here.

Twinscroll · 17-August-07, 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Gizmo


	AntiM has a new review up of the Zalman Multi Fan Controller ZM-MFC2. This baby is sick! Not only can it control your fans by their RPM but it also monitors up to 4 temperatures within your case and it will also show you the system's power consumption! Wow... this is truly a must have from Zalman. Check it out here.

Great review! I would say it's worth the money. Too bad it doesn't have the USB connector though

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1bad-wanna-B · 17-August-07, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Gizmo


	AntiM has a new review up of the Zalman Multi Fan Controller ZM-MFC2. This baby is sick! Not only can it control your fans by their RPM but it also monitors up to 4 temperatures within your case and it will also show you the system's power consumption! Wow... this is truly a must have from Zalman. Check it out here.

Hi Gizmo I have a Thermaltake Xavior case with slide in mounts, would this product work with my case? The fan controller that came with my case gave up the ghost about 6 months ago.

Arctucas · 23-August-07, 12:26 PM

The specs say 60-5940 RPM, that is for the 3 wire fans and the PWM?

Hibiki · 23-August-07, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by 1bad-wanna-B


	Hi Gizmo I have a Thermaltake Xavior case with slide in mounts, would this product work with my case? The fan controller that came with my case gave up the ghost about 6 months ago.

It would work with rail systems, but it would not provide the tension needed for the rear ends of the rails to stay in the tracks. This means that any pressure on the front panel could drive the ZM-MFC2 further into the case.

MasterP · 23-August-07, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Arctucas


	The specs say 60-5940 RPM, that is for the 3 wire fans and the PWM?

Yep - you can set each channel to try and hit 60 to 5940RPM - your fans may not be able to run at those speeds though, so bear that in mind

Arctucas · 24-August-07, 06:44 AM

@MasterP,

Excellent, I have a 220mm fan that runs ~600RPM that I haven't been able to control with my Thermaltake Hardcano. Looks like it's time for a change.

Lithe_Joint · 21-September-07, 07:42 AM

Check out my worklog, VPO a bit later...MFC2 installed but not working yet. I'll take some close-up pics.

12-August-07, 02:42 PM		#1 (permalink)
Gizmo News Hound	Zalman ZM-MFC2 Fan Controller AntiM has a new review up of the Zalman Multi Fan Controller ZM-MFC2. This baby is sick! Not only can it control your fans by their RPM but it also monitors up to 4 temperatures within your case and it will also show you the system's power consumption! Wow... this is truly a must have from Zalman. Check it out here.

23-August-07, 12:26 PM		#4 (permalink)
Arctucas Apex Techie Wannabe	Re: Zalman ZM-MFC2 Fan Controller The specs say 60-5940 RPM, that is for the 3 wire fans and the PWM?

24-August-07, 06:44 AM		#7 (permalink)
Arctucas Apex Techie Wannabe	Re: Zalman ZM-MFC2 Fan Controller @MasterP, Excellent, I have a 220mm fan that runs ~600RPM that I haven't been able to control with my Thermaltake Hardcano. Looks like it's time for a change.

21-September-07, 07:42 AM		#8 (permalink)
Lithe_Joint Apex Techie I	Re: Zalman ZM-MFC2 Fan Controller Check out my worklog, VPO a bit later...MFC2 installed but not working yet. I'll take some close-up pics.

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