I like the idea of getting a flow and temp sensor in one but they don't have great reviews and I guess make noise. Then there is a water block for the Aquaero like it has heat issues?Īnd just one of these to control the pump speed? ' - the 6LT has improved voltage regulation for voltage controlled fans and runs considerably cooler ' ' the 6 has full pwm support and a slightly updated front panel, i have both, the lack of pwm support on the 5 was a pain as my pwm fans would 'tick' when powered on a 3 pin. Quadro: 4 PWM channels, no virtual sensor support.Aquaero 6: 4 voltage/PWM channels, supports virtual temp sensors.Aquaero 5: 3 voltage controlled channels, 1 voltage/PWM, supports virtual temp sensors.I guess I can get a 6 Pro and remove the screen? Did not want to use up a bay for it. I guess I could get a 5 LT as for me and my 3 pin fans it will not matter? Seems odd that the 5 only has 1 PWM channel as I'd think that would be easier to do. Right now I just have a 5 and ¼” bay with 12 manual pots and just set them so I can't hear them but on occasion when I'm playing a game for a while I don't notice how hot it's getting and then need to manually turn up the fans.

Would I need a SPLITTY9 for each channel or can one channel run all nine fans and then I could put the three case fans on the other three channels? I have three case fans and three fans on each of the 3x120 rads. The SPLITTY9 says it can control three or four pin fans but I'm not exactly sure what it does with the three pin fans. Just looking for a way to control all the fans and was thinking I could get the Aquacomputer Quadro with the in line Aquacomputer Temperature Sensor Internal/External Thread G1/4 (53219) and the Aquacomputer SPLITTY9 to control the existing fans and not have to replace them all with four pin PWN fans. I have an older setup with a Laing D5-38/810N pump so no PWM for the pump or for the 12 D1225C12B Gentle Typhoon fans that I have as their three pin.

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