Case Fans RPM

[Eucliwood]

Hi there, do you any of you know about any software able to control the case fans RPM pls? I got 2 fans (3pin connectors to motherboard) with the casing i bought, but what i saw is that the intake one in the front is running at higher RPM than the exhaust one.

 

[RyGuy409]

Sometimes your bios will have options to change fan speed etc.

 

[Eucliwood]

Sometimes your bios will have options to change fan speed etc.

Problem is, i see the fans in bios but can't do anything there since the options are greyed out.

 

[RyGuy409]

See if your bios is the latest version. If not try and update it to the latest. Just google your manufacturer to find the latest a version.

 

[Karadjgne]

There's 2 different kinds of fans. Pwm (4 pin) and analog (3pin). If your motherboard bios is set for pwm control, it won't change analog fans, and if set for analog it won't change pwm.

You'll need to go into the bios and search the tabs to find that switch, maybe Google the answer, and change the fan header control from pwm to analog/voltage.

Nothing really wrong with different speed fans as long as they are actually doing something.

 

[Eucliwood]

There's 2 different kinds of fans. Pwm (4 pin) and analog (3pin). If your motherboard bios is set for pwm control, it won't change analog fans, and if set for analog it won't change pwm.

You'll need to go into the bios and search the tabs to find that switch, maybe Google the answer, and change the fan header control from pwm to analog/voltage.

Nothing really wrong with different speed fans as long as they are actually doing something.

Hmmm thank you i'll try to search for that. It's an old mobo, a Biostar T5-XE CFX-SLI. I'm not really comfortable with bios update and all, since i never did it before.