ARCTIC Launches Its New Fan Controller That Already Has Mainline Linux Support
ARCTIC Launches Its New Fan Controller That Already Has Mainline Linux Support Written by Michael Larabel in Hardware on 28 July 2026 at 08:38 PM EDT. Add A Comment In over 22 years of Linux hardware reviews and testing at Phoronix, I have never been more excited for a fan controller... ARCTIC today launched their new Fan Controller and in making the product very unique for Linux users, it already has mainline Linux kernel support via a open-source driver contributed directly by ARCTIC.
- ▪ARCTIC Launches Its New Fan Controller That Already Has Mainline Linux Support Written by Michael Larabel in Hardware on 28 July 2026 at 08:38 PM EDT.
- ▪Add A Comment In over 22 years of Linux hardware reviews and testing at Phoronix, I have never been more excited for a fan controller...
- ▪ARCTIC today launched their new Fan Controller and in making the product very unique for Linux users, it already has mainline Linux kernel support via a open-source driver contributed directly by ARCTIC.
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ARCTIC Launches Its New Fan Controller That Already Has Mainline Linux Support Written by Michael Larabel in Hardware on 28 July 2026 at 08:38 PM EDT. Add A Comment In over 22 years of Linux hardware reviews and testing at Phoronix, I have never been more excited for a fan controller... ARCTIC today launched their new Fan Controller and in making the product very unique for Linux users, it already has mainline Linux kernel support via a open-source driver contributed directly by ARCTIC. Back in March ARCTIC Cooling published a fan controller driver for Linux to support up to 10 fan channels and nicely integrate with the Linux HWMON interfaces for fan control and monitoring.
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