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They were 3pin. And I haven't updated bios. I was a bit scared of doing that...

This temp isn't from the CPUFAN though, it's from one of the SYSFANS, but it might be the same thing?

Apparently I need nitrogen, not my Noctua, to do this. And yet, software picks up one temp at 3C while others hover around 30-35C. What's going on? And does it have anything to do with me being unable to adjust fan speeds at all (Both SpeedFan and EasyTuner don't seem to work)? I'm using the noctua llinked to CPUFAN socket and two case fans hooked up to two SYSFAN 3 pin sockets. See specs in sig. Thanks for any advice given.

So, even with a So, even with a noctua fan going it couldn't be 6C? What's gone wrong do you think?

Neither EasyTune nor Speedfan seem to be able to adjust RPM. These fans are 3-pin, but surely there's an app to get variable voltages depending on temp? Or maybe I just need to get new fans. They were stock fans with the Fractal Case. I might also try to hook the fans up to the case fan controller and just keep an eye on temps.

That's 6C. it's 39F, 77F, and 89F

Hey there, Are there any ways to control the voltages supplied? My Mobo is just setting fans to constant rpm, max I think, and I'd like to change it to variable depending on temp. I downloaded speedfan but can't seem to make it work.

Yeah, I'm looking to reduce fan speed here, and I don't think they need to be always on, which they currently are.

I downloaded speedfan, but wasn't sure how to use it...

I shall leave it in then. I don't mind annoying people ;-)

Had a look, but it only had an option for one sys fan and it was 'normal' 'silent' or 'manual'.... I expected 'normal/auto' to be variable, but its constant.

High everyone, So I've just put my rig together, and I'm noticing the fan speeds are just constant, no matter what my rig is doing. I plugged each fan into the relevant fan slots on the board (CPU, SYS1, and SYS2). Is there not a way for the mobo to regulate fan speed on the basis on temp? Current temps are 6, 20, and 20 degrees. Any help appreciated...

What @Tea1337 said, or, you can buy a PCI Express Wireless Adapter, smack it in the PC, close the box and there ya go. Price range for that would be between £15 and £25, depending on what his signal strength is... and whether he needs 5Gzh.

Thanks, Dude. I'm still in disbelief that I've put together a whole rig by myself. So pumped to get it up to speed and get some games on it. Thanks for you help along the way.

Cruel, dude. Cruel. :-)