Monday, October 28th 2013

Lamptron Announces CM615 Fan Controller

Lamptron announced the CM615 multi-channel fan-controller. Built in the 5.25-inch form-factor, it can handle up to six channels, supplying up to 30W of power, each. The controller draws power form a 4-pin Molex connector, and plugs in to your motherboard, using a standard USB 2.0/1.1 header. Using that, it can interface with its included software, which can let you monitor, log, and stream your cooling data over the Internet. The controller features a brushed aluminium bezel, framing an LED touchscreen. The controller lets you control fans either arbitrarily, or using temperature targets, with which the controller handles speeds to maintain a target. You can also create speed/temperature curves using the software, for the controller to follow. It features start boost, with which you can fire up all fans to 100%, at system start-up. The company didn't reveal pricing or availability information.
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7 Comments on Lamptron Announces CM615 Fan Controller

#1
DoomDoomDoom
Renders are cool, but seeing the FC in action would be nice as well.
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newtekie1
Semi-Retired Folder
btarunrThe controller draws power form a 4-pin Molex connector
So close! They should be using SATA power connectors by now.
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Fourstaff
newtekie1So close! They should be using SATA power connectors by now.
I have an el cheapo psu which comes with only 2 SATA cables: one to H100i and the other to HDD. Molex is actually advantageous to me right now. They can supply SATA power + converter I suppose.
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AsRock
TPU addict
Might need to get some heatsinks on those chips.. Looks nice shame it only does fans.
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newtekie1
Semi-Retired Folder
FourstaffI have an el cheapo psu which comes with only 2 SATA cables: one to H100i and the other to HDD. Molex is actually advantageous to me right now. They can supply SATA power + converter I suppose.
:wtf:

That's a bad Fourstaff! Whatever you have under that H100i deserves better than that.

I personally don't want to have to put in an entire string of molex connectors for my HX850 just to power one fan controller.
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#6
badtaylorx
wow, a worthy successor to its fc touch!

put me down for one!!! as far as i know, there are NO fan controllers which you can set a temp-speed curve to just like a pwm...

this is welcome news for watercooling :rockout:
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de.das.dude
Pro Indian Modder
newtekie1So close! They should be using SATA power connectors by now.
i think there is a current draw restriction to sata power connectors.
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