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Hi everyone,
 
I've got a question about cooling in my build - specifically setting up my chassis fan curves.
 
For reference, here is my cooling setup in the Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic (not very original, I know!)
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I have attached my 6 Arctic P12 PWM intake fans to a single SATA-powered hub, attached to one motherboard header. I am setting up fan curves in the BIOS and I am wondering which temperature sensor to use. My BIOS gives me two options - CPU or Motherboard:
 
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So far, I've left it on the CPU sensor. However, since my intake fans are there to provide fresh air for the GPU and the motherboard and - I'm assuming - the AIO takes care of CPU cooling, I am wondering whether I should use the motherboard temperature sensors to control my case fans.
 
What do you think?
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Mobo sensors are inaccurate and will change slower than CPU header. Your mobo doesn't really need active cooling, so its better just leave it to CPU and adjust curves in a way which benefits GPU the most.

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