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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: Beau on July 19, 2011, 12:35:49 pm
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Front fan is running at 1436 RPMs and the noise is bothersome. I'd like to turn it down a bit.
CPU= 1076 RPM, rear Fan 1=1019 RPM.
Thanks.
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Additional info.:
Front fan is 3 pin on SYS-FAN2. I was told here a 4 pin is needed to adjust speed in BIOS. I've download Speed Fan and set it to "Automatic Fan Speed" and it's running at 1406 RPMs. I can't figure out how to run this fan manually in Speed Fan.
Can this fan be turned down?
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Hi
SYS_FAN2 normally runs at half the speed of the other fans on the motherboard headers anyway. Even if you have a four pin plug on the fan unless it complies with the specs it won't be possible to control it. You could always invest in a dedicated fan controller. These range from a few pounds to about fifty pounds. It is also the safer option too as the motherboard headers have been known to burn out if too much load is attached.
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Thank you. The fan is running over 400 RPMs faster than the CUP and the rear exhaust fans. I'll look into a fan controller or another 120mm fan.
Hi
SYS_FAN2 normally runs at half the speed of the other fans on the motherboard headers anyway. Even if you have a four pin plug on the fan unless it complies with the specs it won't be possible to control it. You could always invest in a dedicated fan controller. These range from a few pounds to about fifty pounds. It is also the safer option too as the motherboard headers have been known to burn out if too much load is attached.
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It might just be that it is a faster spinning fan than the others and even at a lesser power input it is still turning faster.