Arctic’s new 10-header Fan Controller features native Linux support

Arctic has released its new Fan Controller, offering independent control of up to 10 fan channels on Windows and Linux platforms. 

Unlike daisy-chained fan hubs that share a single PWM signal, Arctic's Fan Controller allows users to configure unique speed profiles and monitor telemetry for every connected fan individually. Each header delivers up to 2A of current, with a maximum combined output of 4.5A across all 10 channels. Physical mounting relies on included magnetic or adhesive backing options for easy placement inside a chassis.

Software integration includes various open-source fan management tools for speed automation, advanced settings, and diagnostic monitoring. Operating system support includes Windows alongside Linux, with Arctic noting that dedicated Linux driver support arrives with the 7.2 kernel update.

The accessory is available today on the company's official webshop for €10.19, representing a noticeable discount off its standard €16.99 MSRP. Over in the US, users can also get it from Amazon and eBay for $8.99 (MSRP is $19.49).

KitGuru says: Offering ten independent channels and Linux software compatibility makes Arctic's new controller a practical and easily affordable tool. 

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