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Today, we have a fan controller from NZXT, the Sentry LXE. The Sentry LXE was released about a year ago and our news article featuring the press release can be found here. I’d like to thank NZXT for giving Overclockers.com the opportunity to review one of their top fan controllers. The Sentry LXE is a touchscreen controller that’s very easy on the eyes, but is it all looks? I’ll be putting the Sentry LXE to the test with some high-power fans to see if this controller can perform outside of batting its eyelashes and rendering onlookers awestruck.
Features & Specifications
Intuitive Touch Screen LCD – Advanced, touch screen LCD displays temperatures in C/F, RPMs, along with the date, time, and day of the week. Users have the ability to switch the display off for complete darkness for more immersive gaming sessions.
Complete Control – 5 Temperature Probes keep tabs on thermals throughout the case while the 5 Fan controllers adjust the fans’ RPM speed for at least 10W per channel. Allows users to automatically adjust the fan speeds to correspond to a specific temperature, manually customize for extreme overclocking capabilities, or set to absolute silence.
Temperature Alarm – Instant notification if temperatures rise above a designated point.
Sleek Design – Brushed aluminum frame provides sleek aesthetics for any desktop.
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– The Sentry LXE features a rechargeable battery for up to 500 times, keeping the LXE life time longer without the hassle of replacing batteries constantly.
Using a NZXT developed PCI board and external touch display, the LXE allows for more 5.25″ bays freed up for other peripherals.environment. Simply set the fan controller atop your PC or desktop and connect through PCI card interface.
There’s nothing “over-the-top” about the packaging. There’s a picture of the Sentry LXE on the front with a few features pointed out at the bottom. On the back, all of the detailed features and specifications are listed in seven different languages.
After closer inspection of the box, I noticed a discrepancy in the wattage rating. On the front of the box, it says that the controller is rated for 8 W per channel. The specifications on the back of the box and listed on NZXT.com rate the Sentry LXE at 10 W per channel.
The display is packed inside of the box much like a case would be placed inside of its box. There’s a piece of foam on both ends of the display to prevent it from touching the box, which helps protect it in case of damage to the box. The contents of the box include the display, fan controller, 2 extra temperature sensors, data cable to connect the controller to the display, and the user manual.