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AIO Fans wont slow down

NSOrdinary
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AIO Fans going full speed and even on ique i have set it as quite. but speed wont change.

 

I have: Corsair iCUE H150i PRO XT RGB Liquid CPU Cooler (360mm) and have replaced them fans with: Corsair iCUE SP120 RGB PRO

 

 

MB is: ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING (WI-FI) AMD Ryzen AM4 ATX
And cpu for a time being is: ryzen 5 5600G

any ideas how to make go them truly  silent?

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set them to pwm not dc, also check if they are plugged into the correct headers, which would be cpu fan and cpu fan opt(assuming your board has a water pump header). If you set it to pwm, you will be able to adjust the fan curve from the bios. Also from the looks of the bios screenshot, you do seem to have plugged in the fans into the wrong headers , it looks like a fan is in the water pump header and the water pump is somewhere else. also get you aio tube away from that fan.

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1 hour ago, Indian pc builder said:

set them to pwm not dc, also check if they are plugged into the correct headers, which would be cpu fan and cpu fan opt(assuming your board has a water pump header). If you set it to pwm, you will be able to adjust the fan curve from the bios. Also from the looks of the bios screenshot, you do seem to have plugged in the fans into the wrong headers , it looks like a fan is in the water pump header and the water pump is somewhere else. also get you aio tube away from that fan.

aio tube is away from fan far enaught. its not touching. ill have a look on those connectors. maby i did connect it wrong way.


EDIT:
thanx. upon closer look i looked at where i connected aio fans. instead of connecting to aio headers that comes off block. i connected them to my corsair comander pro. and everything is silent now. Thanx

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