Speedfan issues... or me being dumb issues?

[THM01]

Hello, I can't seem to control anything but one fan through speedfan (can control top back fan; see pic).

I have a total of four fans in my Corsair 760t (two in front connected to a usb bus of some sort since you can control it using a button on the chassis), one upper back fan, and a CPU intel stock fan.

Also, I assume there is a fan in the 750 watt power supply but no idea if that's controllable but wish it was since my PSU gets hot.

Thoughts?

Picture of what's going on:
pic of my speedfan setup

 

[Sammyjo20]

Hello, I can't seem to control anything but one fan through speedfan (can control top back fan; see pic).

I have a total of four fans in my Corsair 760t (two in front connected to a usb bus of some sort since you can control it using a button on the chassis), one upper back fan, and a CPU intel stock fan.

Also, I assume there is a fan in the 750 watt power supply but no idea if that's controllable but wish it was since my PSU gets hot.

Thoughts?

Picture of what's going on:
pic of my speedfan setup

Some setups can support speed fan's fan controlling. I can only change my GPU Fan. That 102 degrees one I'm slightly worried about. If it stays at 102 degrees, even under load I think it's just a missing temperature sensor. What component is the "AUX"?

- Sam

 

[THM01]

Hello, I can't seem to control anything but one fan through speedfan (can control top back fan; see pic).

I have a total of four fans in my Corsair 760t (two in front connected to a usb bus of some sort since you can control it using a button on the chassis), one upper back fan, and a CPU intel stock fan.

Also, I assume there is a fan in the 750 watt power supply but no idea if that's controllable but wish it was since my PSU gets hot.

Thoughts?

Picture of what's going on:
pic of my speedfan setup

Some setups can support speed fan's fan controlling. I can only change my GPU Fan. That 102 degrees one I'm slightly worried about. If it stays at 102 degrees, even under load I think it's just a missing temperature sensor. What component is the "AUX"?

- Sam

Thanks for the reply!

No idea what the AUX is... I have an AsRock Z97 Extreme 4 mobo if that helps about supporting speedfan at all.

Any ideas?

 

[Sammyjo20]

Hello, I can't seem to control anything but one fan through speedfan (can control top back fan; see pic).

I have a total of four fans in my Corsair 760t (two in front connected to a usb bus of some sort since you can control it using a button on the chassis), one upper back fan, and a CPU intel stock fan.

Also, I assume there is a fan in the 750 watt power supply but no idea if that's controllable but wish it was since my PSU gets hot.

Thoughts?

Picture of what's going on:
pic of my speedfan setup

Some setups can support speed fan's fan controlling. I can only change my GPU Fan. That 102 degrees one I'm slightly worried about. If it stays at 102 degrees, even under load I think it's just a missing temperature sensor. What component is the "AUX"?

- Sam

Thanks for the reply!

No idea what the AUX is... I have an AsRock Z97 Extreme 4 mobo if that helps about supporting speedfan at all.

Any ideas?

Not really, sorry. I still think SpeedFan needs to update their compatibility stuff as I don't think it's quite ready yet.

- Sam