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Asus Q-Fan control problem

Snaip

Hello everyone! My chassis fan 1 minimum duty cycle is at 60% while chassis fan 2 is 20. I would like to make my pc quieter by creating a new fan curve but I can't go under 60%. I have tried optimizing all and that didn't help.

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What is chassis fan one pluggen into on your motherboard, because it looks like you are plugged into a pump header.

 

A pump header should always run, thats probably why it you cant adjust the case fan to any lower than 60%.

Check inside you pc to check where stuff is the fan is plugged in to, and switch it to a fan header instead.

 

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I made sure that the fans are plugged into chassis fan 1 and 2. i have fan extensions maybe this is the problem but i doubt it because the fan speeds are controlled by voltage if i am right

 

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What fans are you running? and what motherboard do you have?

 

 

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18 minutes ago, Snaip said:

I made sure that the fans are plugged into chassis fan 1 and 2. i have fan extensions maybe this is the problem but i doubt it because the fan speeds are controlled by voltage if i am right

 

 

If you want more finer control over your fans, you should use PWM mode.

For you to do that, they MUST be 4-pin fans.

3-pin fans can only control the speed with DC voltage control.

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i am running a total of 6 fans. 5 of them are arctic P14 and one is some deepcool thing. I have an asus prime B550 plus motherboard. With my last pc i used the exact same fans and fan extensions and i could control the fan speed from the bios. The last motherboard was an asus Prime b250m-a

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If you went into Q-fan and calibrated the fans and you still cant put it below 60% then it may be that the fan wont allow any lower. In that case you need low noise adapter.

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2 minutes ago, aDoomGuy said:

If you went into Q-fan and calibrated the fans and you still cant put it below 60% then it may be that the fan wont allow any lower. In that case you need low noise adapter.

got it. i was thinking anout a afn hub with pwm control maybe?

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Just now, Snaip said:

got it. i was thinking anout a afn hub with pwm control maybe?

If the fan refuse to go lower than I don't think a fan hub will make a difference. Unless you are out of fan headers and have to use a pump header and cant set it to run fan properly. A low noise adapter will, given that the fan actually will spin at less than 60%.

 

However I suspect that it just isn't calibrated. I think 60% is the default setting for uncalibrated fans so that all fans will spin without having to go to BIOS first.

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I switched to DC and got the pc to be quite a bit quieter. Thanks everybody

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Yea if they are 3 pin, you need to use DC. Cant use a hub with them either. At least none of them I've ever used. 

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