corsair graphite case fans

[rogue nomad]

every time i wake from sleep or power on my case fans always start on high, there plugged in to case fan control ,can i make them start on low by default ??

 

[Lutfij]

That depends on how you've connected them. If you've connected them to the built in fan controller then the fans operate at their maximum RPM to ensure that they rotate without an issue. When you feed the with bare minimum, chances are that they won't rotate to begin with. I'd say you're fine as is but if your're OCD about the noise at bootup then you can grab a fan controller that allows you to dial in your voltage/corresponding RPM for your fans.

I own a Lamptron FC 5 v2 but they also cost a pretty penny thus my point about you being good as is.

 

[Lutfij]

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Question from rogue nomad : "corsair graphite case controlled fans always start high speed !!"

every time i power on or wake from sleep my case controlled fans always start full blast ! i have to hit button to lower speed is there any way i can make them start low by default ??
i have a msi m7 mother board ,and the fans that are plugged into the fan headers are running like there supposed to just the ones that are plugged into the case fan controll header are starting high

 

[rogue nomad]

That depends on how you've connected them. If you've connected them to the built in fan controller then the fans operate at their maximum RPM to ensure that they rotate without an issue. When you feed the with bare minimum, chances are that they won't rotate to begin with. I'd say you're fine as is but if your're OCD about the noise at bootup then you can grab a fan controller that allows you to dial in your voltage/corresponding RPM for your fans.

I own a Lamptron FC 5 v2 but they also cost a pretty penny thus my point about you being good as is.

 

[rogue nomad]

thanks for your reply and yes your right i got a nzxt touch screen fan controller works great and looks cool to, my fans adjust by the temps ive set it for automatically but run as low as 800 rpm for nice and quite