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| The Final Word
| Jonathan takes us on a tour of Sunbeam's Rheobus....or fan controller for you hillbillies Sunbeam Rheobus Review http://hardwarelogic.com/news/118/AR...006-03-17.html INTEL QX9650 ASUS Maximus Extreme 4GB DDR3-1600 Sapphire HD 3870X2 Danger Den Torture Rack (Custom W/C) Seagate 750GB HDD BFG ES 800W PSU | ||||||||||||||
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| Modder-ator
| Nice. I have the rheobus (also in silver) and it works awesome. It's really nice to be able to turn the fans off, something that most fan controllers on the market today cannot do. The whole thing is very high quality and well built/designed. I agree that the LED's are very bright. I did find THIS GUIDE that outlines how to add a resistor to the LED's in order to make them dimmer. You could also just snip them right out if you wanted to. I've also seen people change them out completely for different colors and stuff. You can also use sandpaper and sand off the painted logos and designs on the front if you wanted to. The only thing I want to caution people to is the fact that you can turn the fan completely off with this. I mention this because if you were to hook up a CPU or video card heatsink fan to the rheobus, it is possible for you (or someone else) to accidentally turn it completely off and you risk the chance of that component overheating and getting destroyed. Just keep track of what you are hooking it up to and keep the knobs out of reach of unsuspecting wandering hands that might want to play with the knobs and pretty colors... | ||||||||||||||
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Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: British Columbia, Canada
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| Thanks Blake for pointing that out. You can't stress that enough, you really don't want to connect your cpu fan to it. Its just not a good idea. ![]() I Like Watercooling. D-Tek Fuzion, MCP655, MCR220 | ||||||||||||||
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Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Louisiana
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| Nice link and review, overall sweet Bling. Nice point Blake. MOBO: Asus A8N32-SLI CPU: Opteron 165 HDD: WD 320GB/16MB/SATA RAM: 2GB OCZ Gold XTC PC4000 ROM: NEC 3550a DL DVD/CD Burner Video: Geforce 7900GT Extreme Case: Thermaltake Armor/aluminum PSU: Thermaltake 600w purepower OS: Windows XP Professional | ||||||||||||||
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Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: British Columbia, Canada
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| Hahahahaha. Also, i discovered that you can actually mount the rheobus backwards so the knobs are inside the case. You can simply put the drive plate back on so know one notices it. Its got for those people who usually run there systems at max but like the ability to change it. ![]() I Like Watercooling. D-Tek Fuzion, MCP655, MCR220 | ||||||||||||||
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Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Vancouver, BC
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| whao. Didn't know that. Thats kinda cool. E2140 @ 375 x 8 = 3.0ghz 2x1 ocz system 1337s pc2-6400 5-5-5-15 @ 450mhz gigabyte P35 S3L eVGA 7600GT Stock 120 gig seagate ULTRA X-Finity 600w Sonata 2 w/ top fan G5 Lazer Mouse | ||||||||||||||
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