Posted on Saturday, December 07 2002 @ 8:18 CET by Thomas De MaesschalckpcToys SYSTEMAXX Fan Controller vs Vantec Nexus Fan Controller
Continuing on in our series of items that we have termed "functional eye-candy", we bring you one of the very best "Fan Controllers" we have had the pleasure to work with. I said one because both the "pcToys SYSTEMAXX Fan Controller" and the "Vantec Nexus Fan Controller" are obviously produced by the same manufacturer, so from this point on we'll refer to them as "the Fan Controllers" to simplify things.
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