I read from one blog about it .. but no picture detail of it.. i also not try it yet since no equipment..

refer link :

1. http://bsling.blogspot.com/2007/06/vizo-wi...e-fan-92mm.html

this blogger claim can controlled the speed by do some modification on it .. hope this will help all the forumer about the noisy for this such as fan..

hope this will help.

yes it can be controlled.. just diy the voltage regulator... just finish mine.. n works perfectly...

The answer:why not?

The fan operates on different speeds when supplied different amount of power. Normal 12v fans will run at different speed when supplied 12v and 5v. Usually, the easiest way is to get a fan controller panel like those manufactured by Cooler Master, Deepcool, Zalman, Enermax...These controller panels use voltage regulators where you can supply different voltages to the fan to get different effects.

Another way, is by modding the fan. You can just simply build yourself a voltage controller for it and manually adjust the fan speed to your optimal setting.

That goes for all fans. Google up "DIY fan controllers". I'm sure you'll find a lot.

These fans are loud so even if you have a fan controller, it'll still make some noise at the low voltages

ohh. thanks all for ur opinion .. i will try buy controller .. currently i oledi bought cm musketeer.. on the way via poslaju .. i would like to see how it perform...

This post has been edited by enzim10: May 12 2008, 02:04 PM

I'm using the Zalman fan controller. It's pretty costly but I like the design of it

i just get my CM musketeer today.. not much the function .. just beautiful.. only 1 fan controller.. 1 temperature detector and 1 audio device ( useless since i use 5.1 speaker.)

better get deepcool rockman.. .. but no money anymore

The Rockman is a good buy but it wasn't around when I wanted a fan controller so end up buying the Zalman

ya man, the Zalman fan controller looks loooooooooooooovely.

wahh.. you are so rich ya.. me got musketeer only. just nice design.. but poor in function...


i day use .. it oledi rosak.. the power unit of musketterr very2 poor..oedi loose..

err, just a little note ya, the vizo windstorm draws 1.0A ++

it may burn your mobo fan headers, and do check on your fan controller's max rated fan that you can plug in.

if you DIY contoller, use LM317T or LM338

You will like to check out this fan controller sell by trader here :-

Sunbeam Rheobus Quad Channel Fan Controller
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=15038520

It is 4 fans controller and each channel support 20w power.
Your fan is getting power from this controller instead from the motherboard so you don't worry for getting your motherboard fried.

This post has been edited by WebWalker: May 14 2008, 12:10 PM

sure DC fans can be control.
either you get a controller ,
or you mod one.

the concept is simple, your fan design to take 12V to blast at full speed.
let say 12V, 4800rpm.
by feeding the fan less voltage, the coil in the fan getting less volt, less ampere and also less flux generated, hence less movement on the
blades and so it's lower in rpm.

you can used variable resistant to control the voltage that feed to the fan, or using a fixed resistant to fix the fan speed at a level.

wahh.. full of technical detail .. electrical subject ..

thanks.. i fully understand..

well .. i just tested with cooler master musketeer .. and it fully can be control- speed and noise .. by reducing its voltage- simple concept

thanks all