Case fans on gpu - does zero rpm still work?

[Ak4our7ven]

Hello peoples, one of my gpu fan is getting loud so I wanted to know if the zero rpm mode is still gonna work if I solder 2 case fans (pwm) to the gpu fan connector.

I am not concerned about the looks, I'm all about quietness 

[WoodenMarker]

Yes, it should still work. A gpu fan splitter adapter is probably easier. 

[Bladzy]

If you still have other connectors left on your mobo and don't want to solder or buy a splitter you could also try to control your fan speeds via a software called "speedfan". This allows you to use your gpus temp sensors and set a custom profiles for the reading. It works with basicly every fan in your system, you should even be able to control the GPU fan itself. Its a little complicated to use though.

[Ak4our7ven]

3 minutes ago, Bladzy said:

If you still have other connectors left on your mobo and don't want to solder or buy a splitter you could also try to control your fan speeds via a software called "speedfan". This allows you to use your gpus temp sensors and set a custom profiles for the reading. It works with basicly every fan in your system, you should even be able to control the GPU fan itself. Its a little complicated to use though.

I've had issues with Speedfan in the past and it also doesn't work on my main box. It's pretty much abandoned software by now.

[Bladzy]

Just now, Ak4our7ven said:

I've had issues with Speedfan in the past and it also doesn't work on my main box. It's pretty much abandoned software by now.

Nvm I guess 

[WhitetailAni]

1 minute ago, Ak4our7ven said:

I've had issues with Speedfan in the past and it also doesn't work on my main box. It's pretty much abandoned software by now.

Try FanControl.

Works for me.

[Bladzy]

5 minutes ago, FakeKGB said:

 

 

Wow, looks polished.

[thrasher_565]

4 hours ago, Bladzy said:

Wow, looks polished.

didn't work for me but im on windows 7 maybe thats why?