212 Evo Runs Loud

[sonusmp]

Evo 212 Runs at 1650 to 1700 all the time... How can i turn it down ? It’s running very loud all of the time. Thank you !

 

[clutchc]

Do you have the fan plugged into the CPU FAN header? List your system specs. The CPU fan speed is set in BIOS.

 

[sonusmp]

Do you have the fan plugged into the CPU FAN header? List your system specs. The CPU fan speed is set in BIOS.

I might have fixed it... I selected my Cpu Smart Fan Target to 70 celcius. Now it’s running a little slower but also a tad bit hotter but thats not a problem. Is this the right setting ? If not, il post my specs

 

[clutchc]

Do you have the fan plugged into the CPU FAN header? List your system specs. The CPU fan speed is set in BIOS.

I might have fixed it... I selected my Cpu Smart Fan Target to 70 celcius. Now it’s running a little slower but also a tad bit hotter but thats not a problem. Is this the right setting ? If not, il post my specs

It sounds like you're on the right track. Depending on the motherboard, you can usually choose from presets or manually set the fan curve. Sounds like you might have done the latter. List the board you have.

 

[sonusmp]

Do you have the fan plugged into the CPU FAN header? List your system specs. The CPU fan speed is set in BIOS.

I might have fixed it... I selected my Cpu Smart Fan Target to 70 celcius. Now it’s running a little slower but also a tad bit hotter but thats not a problem. Is this the right setting ? If not, il post my specs

It sounds like you're on the right track. Depending on the motherboard, you can usually choose from presets or manually set the fan curve. Sounds like you might have done the latter. List the board you have.

I have an old Msi P67A-C45 (MS-7673) B3 Motgerboard. In the bios it says that my smart fan target is 70 celcius and that my lowest fan speed is 12,5%. Should I change that and what does the smart fan speed do ? Does it just keep my temps below 70 celcius at all costs ?

 

[clutchc]

When you enable Smart Fan, what options are available? Don't they offer some kind of 'automatic' control? Most BIOSs have manual and auto.