While the product does what it’s designed to do, there are some concerns regarding its long-term reliability.
Moreover, due to the high number of fans, it also draws power via a SATA connector. This fan controller made by Electop is a solution quite similar to the CRJ Blackout in that it is also a highly affordable and generally simple product.īut obviously, it differs in the fact that it supports a total of 10 fans, as opposed to the Blackout’s 5. Anyone looking for more control over their case fans should look for something with a higher price tag. What this means is that all of the connected fans will spin at the same speed as the CPU fan, unless their speed is adjusted manually.Īll in all, the CRJ Blackout is a good but very basic solution that we’d recommend mainly to those who have motherboards with a limited number of fan connectors. The only major thing to take note of is that PWM is limited to only one channel. Now, given that it is an extremely affordable low-end solution, it is by no means a perfect product.
As you can see from the picture above, it is a highly compact one that connects to a single 4-pin port via a braided cable, and it provides the user with a total of five fan connectors.Īs for mounting, it can be easily attached to the interior of the case with the help of the 3M adhesive mounting pad on the back. The first on this list is a simple fan controller from CRJ Electronics dubbed “Blackout”.
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