Review: Lamptron HM101 External Stat Panel

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  1. Hilbert Hagedoorn

    Hilbert Hagedoorn Don Vito Corleone Staff Member

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    Lamptron is trying to find its new niche. They’re a company known mainly for their fan controllers – something that’s seldom used anymore, because most motherboards have fan headers now, and t...

    Review: Lamptron HM101 External Stat Panel
     
  2. rl66

    rl66 Ancient Guru

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    As i see, Hilbert, you need to get a bigger desk :)

    Good review.
     
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    wavetrex Ancient Guru

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    Great review. I was wondering if it is possible to connect even 2 of these in order to display different set of data: one for CPU and one for GPU, for instance? Thanks!
     

  5. Hilbert Hagedoorn

    Hilbert Hagedoorn Don Vito Corleone Staff Member

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    Not my review, Chris wrote this one. I have a little more workspace which I refer to as organized chaos :)

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    rl66 Ancient Guru

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    it look like mine before the little boy, every thing that can be destroyed or throwable have to be hidden fom his hand. :)
    On mine there was less computer but car's gearboxes, half moded HIFI opened in wait of component etc etc...
    and yes it was organized (all in one room to not use the whole house lol)
     
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    kakiharaFRS Master Guru

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    9900k 2080Ti studio monitors (and a corsair headstand on the right one like me !) a man of taste :)
    good article not interested in more clutter on my desk as I already use aida64 osd panel and have the cpu temp showing on the bios error code display, I'm covered sorry Lamptron
     
  9. Phantom272

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    Thx for showing this product. I am very interested in it, but...
    There is no information if it works with a DP to HDMI adapter, since a lot of cards only have 1 hdmi port which could already be in use.
    Second problem is that cards like the 5700(XT) does draw additional 30-40 Watts on idle when using more than one display (even if only the cable is pluged in). Which is way too much for just monitoring.
    So it would be nice if you can give a feedback to Lamptron that a version with USB(C)-related data input would be the better deal.
    Actually I am using a Samsung digital photo frame like the SPF-107H and a community written driver to do a hardware monitoring in an energy saving way without using the gpu. Sadly it seems that I have to stick with this (buggy) solution.

    Greetz from GER (where you have to pay $0,35 per kWh)
     
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    Looks and feels like my Goverlay External USB-Display... maybe a tad snappier, but i have all the info i need in almost realtime, without the need for a seperate display output and it´s highly configurable. Hooked it up to my APC UPS via SIV64X and have live Power-Draw, Weather, CPU-, RAM- and GPU-Usage, Networking Load + HDD-Temperatures, all on a 3,5" Display
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    The Goose Ancient Guru

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    I did not see a price, you can pick up a 10" 1920x1200 60hz ips that has a proper stand and a touch screen for around £100.... i think i`d go that route because the last Lamptron product i had a few years ago was a 6 way fan controller and it was complete garbage.
     
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    That's what I use or used, Goverlay its great thing, cost 30$ and works beautifully


     
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    Lamptron fan controllers not sure, I have tried only one which has trouble to run more than 3 BeQuiet Silent Wings 3 on one header

    If fan controller then Aquacomputer Quadro, Octa or Aquaero are my choices or I use on my builds

    Hope this helps

    Thanks, Jura
     
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    Hi, i had the Lamptron FC2 5.25" Bay 6-channel Fan Controller, 45 Watt Per Channel, even though it could accommodate for 6 fans @45watts per channel the most fans it could run at 1000rpm was 2....any more and all channels were reduced to barely running even with the molex power connected......that was last time i used a separate fan controller......6 years ago when i switched from full water cooling to aio.
     
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    Desk Clutter? I recently saw one of these 10-inch monitors installed inside a Corsair 1000D at the computer show. Chandra from the Bangalore PC shop tells me that quite a few customers have put in orders and that the monitor install at the show has raised a lot of lookers coming to the stand. To be sure it looks very cool and something you do not see everyday. The Bangalore boys also created more "screens" on AIDA64 and supply a complimentary flash drive so that buyers get an immediate choice of about 40-plus skins to choose from and not havng to tinker with hours on their own. Chandra said that anything less than a 10-inch screen is really too small when mounted into a PC and that viewing angles and any distances over 4-feet renders a 7-inch display barely readible. Defeating it's purpose. FYI: Chandra for the show reduced the 1000D case interior RGB lighting as it will fight the readability even with a 10-inch display on duty. As to the monitor mounting they found a perfect 'black-stand' at Amazon for now and until their friends from Mumbai step up with likewise but cheaper concoction.
     

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