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Scythe Kaze Chrono fan controller
Scythe has a new fan controller with a smexy display, it is called the Kaze Chrono and is a 5.25" fan controller is characterized by a large LCD screen with a brick-like matrix. The screen shows the fan speed or temperature of the different channels, but can also act as a clock. It's unclear how many channels the controller has.
The controller itself draw power from a 4-pin connector and delivers juice to four 3-pin fan headers. Speed is controlled by selecting a channel, and holding down the + or - buttons. Its mode can be switched between fan control, temperature monitoring, clock, and display-off. The controller can detect a stopped or failing fan, and flash an alarm. Measuring 148.5 x 83 x 42 mm, it weighs about 165 g.
The Kaze Chrono will start shipping in July, with pricing expected to be around $40.
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#4628406 Posted on: 07/30/2013 03:00 PM
R.I.P true desktop CPU's.
R.I.P true desktop CPU's.
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#4628474 Posted on: 07/30/2013 04:27 PM
If you mean by that we wont get proper gaming gear anymore, then perhaps it's time for Game Developers should properly code their games to get everything out of the PC without having to run at 30 fps at max settings.
R.I.P true desktop CPU's.
If you mean by that we wont get proper gaming gear anymore, then perhaps it's time for Game Developers should properly code their games to get everything out of the PC without having to run at 30 fps at max settings.
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#4628477 Posted on: 07/30/2013 04:32 PM
As long as consoles exist, PC gamers will always be second rate.
If you mean by that we wont get proper gaming gear anymore, then perhaps it's time for Game Developers should properly code their games to get everything out of the PC without having to run at 30 fps at max settings.
As long as consoles exist, PC gamers will always be second rate.
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#4628492 Posted on: 07/30/2013 05:09 PM
The current Intel Haswell "Y" series already lasts longer than the ARM series and is far faster. Unfortunately, it is also far more expensive; that's where Bay Trail comes in.
The current Intel Haswell "Y" series already lasts longer than the ARM series and is far faster. Unfortunately, it is also far more expensive; that's where Bay Trail comes in.
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