Help me with setting up my fan speeds please

[GeneralGusher]

Hi, I am using my gaming pc and ive noticed its super loud. Ive wanted to change the fan speeds but I dont know what to change it to. 
 

Here are my specs:

 

CPU: Ryzen 5 2400g

RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 gb 3200 speed

MOBO: Asus TUF B450 plus 

GPU: gtx 1050 (planning to upgrade soon)

500 watt evga psu

1 corsair fan (rear)

1 included case fan (front)

 

CASE: Cooler master masterbox 3.1 lite

 

 

here are my temps

 

All apps closed: CPU: 30-40C     |   GPU:35C

 

With Chrome open:    CPU:50C     | GPU:35 C

 

I game occasionally too.

 

My corsair fan is a exhaust and my front is an intake

 

I have pictures of my bios settings for my fans attached

 

the Chassis fan 1 is the front fan and chassis fan 2 is the rear corsair fan

 

 

I will take any help I can get

 

 

[GhostRoadieBL]

I would start with setting CHA1+2 fans to silent and see where your temps end up, then if it runs up in the 70C's with chrome open set the intake to manual and you should be able to drag a point on the graph so it lines up to 0C and 40%, then the next point a 30C and 40%, next point at 70C and 70% then 100C and 100% (still a pretty aggressive curve but slows the intake down a bit)

do that for the intake, leaving exhaust as silent. then if temps are still high set the exhaust to the same. 

 

right now your intake and exhaust are minimum 60% which should start closer to 30-40% until the temps get up to 50C or higher. 

[GeneralGusher]

45 minutes ago, GhostRoadieBL said:

I would start with setting CHA1+2 fans to silent and see where your temps end up, then if it runs up in the 70C's with chrome open set the intake to manual and you should be able to drag a point on the graph so it lines up to 0C and 40%, then the next point a 30C and 40%, next point at 70C and 70% then 100C and 100% (still a pretty aggressive curve but slows the intake down a bit)

do that for the intake, leaving exhaust as silent. then if temps are still high set the exhaust to the same. 

 

right now your intake and exhaust are minimum 60% which should start closer to 30-40% until the temps get up to 50C or higher. 

Ok thanks! I will try this and let you know

[LogicalDrm]

First find what part is making most of the noise.

[GeneralGusher]

1 minute ago, LogicalDrm said:

First find what part is making most of the noise.

It’s the rear Corsair fan which is funny because it’s supposed to be the quiet edition 

[LogicalDrm]

2 minutes ago, GeneralGusher said:

It’s the rear Corsair fan which is funny because it’s supposed to be the quiet edition 

Is it 3pin or PWM? The curve probably could be lower, with starting point at 30% or even less, and not going to 100% unless CPU is like 80C.

[GeneralGusher]

21 minutes ago, LogicalDrm said:

Is it 3pin or PWM? The curve probably could be lower, with starting point at 30% or even less, and not going to 100% unless CPU is like 80C.

It is a 3 pin connecter

[Jeppes]

1 hour ago, GeneralGusher said:

It is a 3 pin connecter

Make sure you use dc to control it or it will run 100% all the time.

[GeneralGusher]

9 minutes ago, Jeppes said:

Make sure you use dc to control it or it will run 100% all the time.

Oh ok I will do that 

[Guest]

On 9/18/2020 at 7:55 PM, GeneralGusher said:

Hi, I am using my gaming pc and ive noticed its super loud. Ive wanted to change the fan speeds but I dont know what to change it to. 
 

Here are my specs:

 

CPU: Ryzen 5 2400g

RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 gb 3200 speed

MOBO: Asus TUF B450 plus 

GPU: gtx 1050 (planning to upgrade soon)

500 watt evga psu

1 corsair fan (rear)

1 included case fan (front)

 

CASE: Cooler master masterbox 3.1 lite

 

 

here are my temps

 

All apps closed: CPU: 30-40C     |   GPU:35C

 

With Chrome open:    CPU:50C     | GPU:35 C

 

I game occasionally too.

 

My corsair fan is a exhaust and my front is an intake

 

I have pictures of my bios settings for my fans attached

 

the Chassis fan 1 is the front fan and chassis fan 2 is the rear corsair fan

 

 

I will take any help I can get

 

 

your ram is not running at 3200 mhz you need to enable xmp profile you will see a big performance increase

[GeneralGusher]

58 minutes ago, truckerlenny1990 said:

your ram is not running at 3200 mhz you need to enable xmp profile you will see a big performance increase

oh it isnt? I will redo it