LavyDunois Reputable Feb 25, 2014 201 0 4,710 Mar 14, 2014 #2 Why not running it on auto? Sound issues with Noctua's? Putting CPU fans with a fan controller is never advised. Only case fans should be. Upvote 0 Downvote
Why not running it on auto? Sound issues with Noctua's? Putting CPU fans with a fan controller is never advised. Only case fans should be.
Blubberykollis Distinguished Nov 13, 2013 574 0 19,060 Mar 14, 2014 #3 LavyDunois : Why not running it on auto? Sound issues with Noctua's? Putting CPU fans with a fan controller is never advised. Only case fans should be. I want to see how it performs with 100% fan speed. I have no issues with the fan. running 4770k @ 3.5 Ghz, The temps never go any higher than 48 degrees celsius. But I want to see the temps when running the fan on 100% Upvote 0 Downvote
LavyDunois : Why not running it on auto? Sound issues with Noctua's? Putting CPU fans with a fan controller is never advised. Only case fans should be. I want to see how it performs with 100% fan speed. I have no issues with the fan. running 4770k @ 3.5 Ghz, The temps never go any higher than 48 degrees celsius. But I want to see the temps when running the fan on 100%
pauls3743 Distinguished Dec 24, 2011 1,835 1 20,460 Mar 14, 2014 #4 Assuming it's connected to your motherboard then you're better to use the motherboard monitoring/controller software, if the manufacturer has released it. Upvote 0 Downvote
Assuming it's connected to your motherboard then you're better to use the motherboard monitoring/controller software, if the manufacturer has released it.