first off I love the 633 and plan to buy 1 for my gameing rig after new years. excelent for the price , with more features than ne1 has ever offered. The accuracy of the temps is cool to , but if i might, a few sugestions.
1)adding 2 or more "standard" probe connections for monitoring things like coolant flow or inline water temp. (by standard i mean like those used by Digidoc, Innovatek, and others)
2)additonal fan headers would be a welcome plus also
3)a way to control each fan header with several temp sensor input readings
I do realize that the software issue may be taken care of in cc2 but if it is not a part of that program maybe it could be added?
of coures, what post is complete without a question.
How much affect would longer leads on the fan and temp. probe wires cause?? (say 6 ft?)
I know it would increase the overall resistance in these circuits, but only marginaly, right? Would it be enough to cause any problems?
I was consitering puting my 633 in an external 5.25 on my desk where it would be easier to monitor during games. I would use sleeving and heat shrink to protect the wires and probably just put the usb cable in with them, as i dont plan to move this pc when it is done.
Let me know what you think .
1)adding 2 or more "standard" probe connections for monitoring things like coolant flow or inline water temp. (by standard i mean like those used by Digidoc, Innovatek, and others)
2)additonal fan headers would be a welcome plus also
3)a way to control each fan header with several temp sensor input readings
I do realize that the software issue may be taken care of in cc2 but if it is not a part of that program maybe it could be added?
of coures, what post is complete without a question.
How much affect would longer leads on the fan and temp. probe wires cause?? (say 6 ft?)
I know it would increase the overall resistance in these circuits, but only marginaly, right? Would it be enough to cause any problems?
I was consitering puting my 633 in an external 5.25 on my desk where it would be easier to monitor during games. I would use sleeving and heat shrink to protect the wires and probably just put the usb cable in with them, as i dont plan to move this pc when it is done.
Let me know what you think .
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