Legit Reviews

It offers the rpm monitoring: http://www.newegg.com/app/Showimage.asp?image=35-999-111-05.jpg/35-999-111-04.JPG Note the blue wire on the 3 pin. I wouldn't plug this fan into the mobo headers...I never use them for anything other than smaller chipset fans and the like (read, low wattage draw). This ...

Personally, I go for overvolting vs. undervolting...always better in my experience...just not too much... ;) The True Control is a decent choice for an Intel system w/ 24A on the 12V...& the adjustable pots help a lot to make up for low rails (3.3, 5 & 12V). Speaking seriously, I always go s...

I agree for the most part. I did have my bro solder a 1K pot on the VReg of my Epox 8rda+ so I could turn up the chipset voltage (VDD). I replaced the stock N. Bridge cooler w/ a Dynatron cpu cooler (Alum./Copper) and a delta 6cm screamer. I've grown tired of noise though, so I'm shedding all the ob...

The Enermax 431, the Enhance 350 both were too low, IMHO (11.37ish @ times). What were those rails rated to handle in A's? Got the laying around by any chance? I'm interested in seeing if they are 18A or lower on the 12v rail. You're quite correct---the 12V rail on the Enermax, Enhance & QMax a...

I agree w/ the 12V problem, having just gone thru 3 psu's to get to an acceptable level (for the 12V rail) w/ a Shuttle AN35N Ultra NF2 board. The Enermax 431, the Enhance 350 both were too low, IMHO (11.37ish @ times). I was using a generic QMax 350 for awhile which gave better results (11.7ish), b...