No "Fan Control" in BIOS settings

[JakeFighter]

My PC overheats at least 5 times a day (even when just animating)
I can't play any games because of this.
So i went into BIOS (DEL key)
And i searched for anything relating to Fans
I didn't see anything,nothing about Fan control nor anything about power saving.
SpeedFan doesn't change my fan speed ( I have tried countless times reading 2 guides at once but it just wont work )
I really need help with this!

My motherboard:
MICRO STAR INTERNATIONAL CO.LTD
MS-7392

OS:
Windows XP

Please help! D:

 

[clutchc]

If this is your MB: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/P31_Neo.html#hero-specification
..and you still have the manual for it, you can find the CPU fan control settings in BIOS on page 3-18. If you don't have the manual, you can download it here: http://www.msi.com/support/mb/P31_Neo.html#down-manual

It appears that MB has only one fan header for a case fan and the other header for the CPU fan. But you don't say whether you want to speed up the case fan or the CPU fan. Nor do you say if the case fan is even connected to the MB fan header. It may be connected directly to the PSU.

 

[JakeFighter]

If this is your MB: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/P31_Neo.html#hero-specification
..and you still have the manual for it, you can find the CPU fan control settings in BIOS on page 3-18. If you don't have the manual, you can download it here: http://www.msi.com/support/mb/P31_Neo.html#down-manual

It appears that MB has only one fan header for a case fan and the other header for the CPU fan. But you don't say whether you want to speed up the case fan or the CPU fan. Nor do you say if the case fan is even connected to the MB fan header. It may be connected directly to the PSU.

Yup,that's my MB.I have the user manual.
I want to speed up both.

 

[clutchc]

The CPU fan is on the above mentioned page. But I suspect the fan is already running at its full RPM if temps call for it. If it isn't, the fan or the BIOS control may be defective.

Where is the case fan connected? MB header or directly to the PSU via a Molex adapter? Actually it won't matter. The SYS fan header is not speed adjustable which means it is already running at +12V (full RPM). And if the fan is connected directly to the PSU, it will also be running at +12V (full RPM).

 

[JakeFighter]

The CPU fan is on the above mentioned page. But I suspect the fan is already running at its full RPM if temps call for it. If it isn't, the fan or the BIOS control may be defective.

Where is the case fan connected? MB header or directly to the PSU via a Molex adapter? Actually it won't matter. The SYS fan header is not speed adjustable which means it is already running at +12V (full RPM). And if the fan is connected directly to the PSU, it will also be running at +12V (full RPM).

On multiple programs (such as speedfan or MSI AfterBurner) it tells me they are at 1905 RPM
I think my fan AND BIOS are defective since i don't hear any sounds from my PC.

What should i do?!

 

[clutchc]

Sounds? What kind of sounds are you expecting to hear? If you are concerned that the fans aren't spinning, look at them. You still haven't told me whare the fans are connected to. PSU or MB header.

 

[JakeFighter]

Sounds? What kind of sounds are you expecting to hear? If you are concerned that the fans aren't spinning, look at them. You still haven't told me whare the fans are connected to. PSU or MB header.

Was kinda expecting a really loud pc.
The fans are connected to the PSU
Sorry for the stupid things i say,i am just tired :c

 

[clutchc]

If your fans are connected to the PSU, they are already running as fast as they can. You have no control over their speed.

 

[JakeFighter]

If your fans are connected to the PSU, they are already running as fast as they can. You have no control over their speed.

Dammit,i guess i gotta buy a new PC then :c
Cause they barely spin

Thanks for the help though

 

[clutchc]

If your fans are connected to the PSU, they are already running as fast as they can. You have no control over their speed.

Dammit,i guess i gotta buy a new PC then :c
Cause they barely spin

Thanks for the help though

How many fans is "they"?

 

[JakeFighter]

If your fans are connected to the PSU, they are already running as fast as they can. You have no control over their speed.

Dammit,i guess i gotta buy a new PC then :c
Cause they barely spin

Thanks for the help though

How many fans is "they"?

I think 4
Only 1 works
BUT, there are 3 adapter cables unplugged,should i plug them in and see what happens?

 

[clutchc]

I think 4
Only 1 works
BUT, there are 3 adapter cables unplugged,should i plug them in and see what happens?

4 fans, but only one works? The PC has cables that are not plugged in? Geez. Is this your machine, or what?
It would be nice to know for sure what the cables go to and where you plan on plugging them into...

 

[JakeFighter]

I think 4
Only 1 works
BUT, there are 3 adapter cables unplugged,should i plug them in and see what happens?

4 fans, but only one works? The PC has cables that are not plugged in? Geez. Is this your machine, or what?
It would be nice to know for sure what the cables go to and where you plan on plugging them into...

When i sent my PC to a service a year ago a damn amateur was working on it and i think he forgot to plug em' in.

 

[clutchc]

Which of these connectors do the fans have?