Review: Coolermaster Musketeer

by Bob Crabtree on 3 October 2003, 00:00

Tags: Cooler Master

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Contents

Within the box the musketeer comes in are various cables and connectors to help you setup the device into your computer system.

  • The Musketeer
  • 80cm Thermal Sensor Cable
  • 80cm 3 pin to 4 pin molex fan cable
  • 80cm 3 pin (3 wire) to 3 pin (2 wire) molex fan cable + 3 pin (1 wire) fan cable
  • PCI socket with single 3.5mm stereo cable
  • Dual 3.5mm stereo plug audio cable
  • Screw Pack
  • Multi Language Printed User Manual
Some of these cables seem a little long winded. Basically Cooler Master has catered for all users, some people use 4 pin fans, and some use 3 pin fans. Cooler Master has included cables to allow 3 pin and 4 pin fans to be connected to this device. Additionally they have included what looks like a splitter, but it enables you to monitor the fan’s voltage and control the fan speed via the Cooler Master Musketeer and at the same time monitor the RPM of the fan via the motherboard fan headers.



Features

  • Connects directly to your computer's +12V DC power source
  • No software required
  • Reflective blue L.E.D. Display
  • Easy to install
  • Requires only one 5¼ drive bay
  • Sound pressure for audio device
  • Operator controlled fans allow for energy conservation and noise reduction
  • Suitable for PC equipped with audio device and high-speed fan.
  • 1 Year Warrenty

Specification

  • Voltage (Left) Dial Display: DC 0 to 12V
  • VU (Middle) Dial Display: -20 to +3dB
  • Temperature (Right) Dial Display: 10-90 Celsius/ 50-180 Fahrenheit
  • Voltage Adjustment: DC 6 to approx. 11V (IC controlled)
  • Sound Pressure: -20 to +3dB (Depends on input from sound card)

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