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Tiberius 2023. márc. 31., 7:58
Fan control app
What do you guys use to control pwm fan? I'm looking for something thats easy to use
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Bad 💀 Motha 2023. márc. 31., 23:59 
You can set to PWM which goes by the Motherboard Temp and also a fan curve you can set in the BIOS.

Or set to DC and they will run at full speeds, at least at system power up. Once it reaches the OS and loads your Motherboard software, within their you can manually set your Fan RPM on a per header basis if you like. However it is highly suggested to leave the CPU fan header on PWM.
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Supafly 2023. ápr. 1., 0:23 
Tiberius eredeti hozzászólása:
Introverted Gamer eredeti hozzászólása:
FanControl by Rem0o, that's what I used to chain my Chassis/Case Fans to my GPU Temp and CPU Temp. When under heavy load my Chassis Fan spins faster to Ramming More Air into the Case, when little to no load my Chassis Fans Slows Down to Normal Speed.

SpeedFan used to be the go to but it, as tech and software evolves it sort of faded from lack of modern support.

will look onto this. thanks
+1 for this. Much better than Asus Bios and Armourycrate/FanXpert software.

Fan Controller software
DL link
https://github.com/rem0o/fancontrol.releases

Video tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDPKVKBMQU8
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Bad 💀 Motha 2023. ápr. 1., 1:25 
Well I suppose can't hurt to try it.
I just can't stand Jay anymore he's a sell-out loser.
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[N]ebsun 2023. ápr. 1., 2:07 
Open Hardware Monitor - open source
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Bad 💀 Motha 2023. ápr. 1., 2:11 
Nebsun eredeti hozzászólása:
Open Hardware Monitor - open source

It doesn't control anything though. It doesn't do anymore then HWMonitor or what is already monitored via something like MSI Afterburner.
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[N]ebsun 2023. ápr. 1., 2:32 
Bad 💀 Motha eredeti hozzászólása:
Nebsun eredeti hozzászólása:
Open Hardware Monitor - open source

It doesn't control anything though. It doesn't do anymore then HWMonitor or what is already monitored via something like MSI Afterburner.
It has fan controls, shows all temps, clock speeds, load, power etc..

Just right click on a fan under the "controls" section, then you can set it to either default or manual and set the %
With that, and the source code available, it shouldn't be difficult to write a small program / service that will set the power of a case fan based on the gpu temp
Legutóbb szerkesztette: [N]ebsun; 2023. ápr. 1., 2:36
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Supafly 2023. ápr. 1., 2:39 
Bad 💀 Motha eredeti hozzászólása:
Well I suppose can't hurt to try it.
I just can't stand Jay anymore he's a sell-out loser.

He's not the best but the video does give a good idea of what the software can do. Which is way better than Asus Fanxpert and Armourycrate. Now need S***crate ti use FanXpert and Set fans then save and even Backup Armoury crate do a fresh install and restore S***crate and nbo fan profies. Have to set them all up again. Hell if you switch 1 fan or add 1 new fan and the whole fan profile needs to be reset again, 6 months after I first complained and its still the same.

The FanController software suggested and linked

Has no issues
Can save locally so we people with 2 IQ can actually put it somewhere we can retrieve it for later loading.
See names of previous saved versions not have to try to enter 1 and be told it's in use
Can overwrite previouslly saved configs with same name
Add or switch out a fan without no problem and no need to redo the entire fancurves for every bloody fan,
Flash bios = no problem. no need to redo the entire fancurves for every bloody fan
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