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Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »P.C.Zen« (31. August 2021, 09:05)
Cool...and thanks again for the info. :0)you can have one profile per channel yes, so it's up to you how to connect them.
usually one channel per radiator is good, to allow you to manage the case air flow, switch off fans on one or more rads when idle etc..
There is power draw monitoring per channel on Quadro and Octo yes.
Cool...and thanks again for the info. :0)
I can't find a passive 6 fan PWM splitter so I'm going to have to pick up a Splitty9 Active for my 420 rad. Also might pick up another two Splitty9 Actives for the other two rads: Aquacool have sown a seed of doubt in my mind re. PWM signal attenuation with their Splitty9 Active PWM booster. :S
So, I'm guessing I might not be able to use the power draw monitoring, given that the Splitty9 Actives are SATA powered. :wacko:
I think he meant the software reads how much power is being drawn through the fan channel?Cool...and thanks again for the info. :0)
I can't find a passive 6 fan PWM splitter so I'm going to have to pick up a Splitty9 Active for my 420 rad. Also might pick up another two Splitty9 Actives for the other two rads: Aquacool have sown a seed of doubt in my mind re. PWM signal attenuation with their Splitty9 Active PWM booster.
So, I'm guessing I might not be able to use the power draw monitoring, given that the Splitty9 Actives are SATA powered.
Not sure which 'power draw monitoring' you are referring to, but a standard SPLITTY9 does not take external power.
Oh okay ...well that put's a different complexion on things: my fans don't have zero RPM mode, so...I would need a Splitty9 Active to get them to stop, right?it's useful for a handful of fan models, like the old noctua industrial that added capacitance to the PWM wire when connected on splitters, that made them answer erratically because the signal was so messed up.
some old EK Vardars also had a similar problem.
I guess it's useful.. if you have the problem
But you should also look if your fans have a zero RPM mode. if not, and if you wnat to stop them under a certain PWM%, the active splitty can offer that functionality.
I forgot to mention, i can stop my fans because they have zero RPM mode. under 25%, they stop..
But all fans will run at full speed if you set PWM to 0%
I forgot to mention, i can stop my fans because they have zero RPM mode. under 25%, they stop..
But all fans will run at full speed if you set PWM to 0%
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 3 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Speedy-VI« (1. September 2021, 18:58)
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 6 mal editiert, zuletzt von »P.C.Zen« (1. September 2021, 09:43)
I noticed that the plot I did of fan speed verses PWM % did not appear in my post. I uploaded the image to Imgur and did an Insert Image in my post, which did not work for whatever reason. So I went back and did Insert Link instead and now the link to the image appears in my post. Here it is again for reference. QL140 RGB PWM Responseah if they stop then it works. i guess it doens't hurt to test. you can see that with the motherboard or any other controller.
i use EK vardar X3M
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