I think this is a cool idea, though I've never understood the whole variable fan thing. It's like my PSU; it has variable temp controlled fans controlled by the system temps, but what happens if my GPU gets hot, for instance? I'm tempted to just chop the logic off of them (die 3vil circuits!!!), and wire them in 5V constant to get the same relative silence but with better constant functionality. The problem with a fully variable system is that I've actually watched my fans spin down to almost nothing because the PSU isn't working hard, but my system temps go through the roof because suddenly there isn't decent airflow. By the time the heat gets to the PSU, the system temps are over 50C.
If I may make a suggestion, (if it would be possible), it would be nice to be able to set a minimum system voltage for the loop, allowing your fans to run constantly at 5V-7V, but ramping up if the temps get above a certain mark. That would be VERY useful, indeed, and might draw some serious attention in the fan-cooler crowd, since this would be a virtual godsend.
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