DennisReneHolm

Damn, tried to use the sensors in the hardware, but as the sensor only get the outside temp of the equipment, it won't get above 50 celsius, so that won't work. I have the older model of the current Fan controller i'm using, in my server, and that works fine, all the way down to 0 degrees Why did they have to change it ? If i could find a used Scythe Kaze Server, that would solve my problems http://www.scythe-eu.com/no_cache/en/pressrelease/product/scythe-kaze-server-35-intelligente-lueftersteuerung-fuer-den-889-cm-35-zoll-schacht.html

@LoGiCalDrmThat's actually not a bad idea, i haven't thought of that.... there is a probe for each fan that the current controller uses today.

Anyone ?

Here are some pictures of my settings. I changed the voltage for the cpu to 1.2 v, it wasn't running 4.6 GHz at 1.15 as i tried first. I ran pubg fine for 2,5 hours. with these temps:

yeah

watch the video linus made, explained it perfectly, worked like a charm for me

for my current 4.6 GHz OC i started with loading defaults, and going from there. I'll snap some photos of my current settings when i get home, this is driving me nuts.

Manuel voltage on everything? I don't know what to set it all to. I've set the voltage for the CPU to manuel at 1.2V, and it still overheats.

Hi. I've had my 7700k OC'ed to 4.8 GHz for 1½ years, without any problems. I wanted to OC my RAM aswell, and when i overdid it, i had to reset my BIOS. And now, i can't remember my !"#!!"%! settings! My 7700k gets very hot now, with minimal OC, i can barely get 4.6 GHz. It hits 96 degrees while playing PUBG I remember i fiddled with the BIOS alot when i OC'ed it 1½ years ago, but i can't remember what i did, to make it stabile. If there was a place to get some help, it's here Please, help me EDIT: Before someone tells me to delid, or to reapply thermal paste! This was working fine, before i had to reset the BIOS, so i can't see how suddenly the thermal conductivity can be broken by a reset of BIOS

Sorry, did you read the post? There is no computer controlling the fans

Hi. I'm looking for a fan controller, but not to use it in a PC :) I've made a small serverroom in my home, and i've installed fans in there. One for fresh air, and one to output the "old" hot air. This works perfectly, but i have to adjust it manually as it is now. I've used these fans: Intake fan: https://noctua.at/en/nf-a20-flx Output fan: https://noctua.at/en/nf-a14-industrialppc-2000 And right now i'm using this fan controller for them: http://www.scythe-eu.com/en/products/pc-accessory/kaze-master-ii.html This system works, but unfortunately this fan controller, cannot be set to adjust fan speed, as long as temperatures are in the 15-35 degrees range, which the room will be in (hopefully not higher xD) So, i'm looking for a fancontroller that can: Adjust fan speeds using voltages, since it's not PWM fans Adjust the fans according to the temperature in the room, that will be in the 15-35 celsius range. Turn of the fan completely off, and start it again if the room gets hot. (this will only be for the intake fan) I'm hoping that someone have stumpled upon a fan controller that can do this :P Best regards, Dennis.

oh, and i ofc want the kraken to turn the correct way, not upside down.

Hi. In my plan to upgrade my PC, i'm thinking of getting these parts: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/M9TZvV My worry is, that the Kraken x62 will block one or two of the RAM slots. I've seen this being discussed in other threads, not on this motherboard though. Can anyone comfirm or deny that the x62 will block the RAM?

What motherboard did you use in the end? I'm myself am planning a new PC, and i want the x62 and a ASUS ROG STRIX Z270H, but know i'm not sure if it is a good fit I want the AIO to face the right way, and i don't want it blocking my RAM.