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How to decrease the fan speed in windows

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3 minutes ago, Gana9908 said:

And when I switch the fan back to old fan, the fan is not on full speed and is under normal speed 

That's very interesting. 

You might have better luck using software within Windows, like Fan Control since it seems that you cannot control the speed directly within the BIOS. There might be some kind of auto-detect going on or something with the Intel fan that allows it to adjust the speed automatically, or something goofy with the Delta fan.

https://getfancontrol.com

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What kind of PC is this? Is it a pre-built by Dell, HP, etc?

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Just now, Gana9908 said:

It was a pre built but change the mother board on it because old one broke, not that high end PC normal daily use pc

What kind of pre-built is it though?

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10 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

What kind of PC is this? Is it a pre-built by Dell, HP, etc?

It doesn't really matter for this kinda question

 

13 minutes ago, Gana9908 said:

I just change the fan of my PC and when ever I on my PC the fan is going on full power even on idling , the PC is a bit old PC, I was going to upgrade my PC but it's on hold for now

 

12 minutes ago, Gana9908 said:

Oh ya it the processor fan that is not working properly and tq

You need to look at the plug on the fan and the header on the motherboard.  If they don't match (I.E. One is a 4 pin and the other is a 3 pin) You'll have issues on cheap boards.  More expensive boards can usually switch between controlling the fan via DC (3 Pin) or PWM (4 pin)  but cheaper ones don't.  Easiest way to fix this, if this is the problem, is just get a fan with the same amount of pins on the plug as on the header on the board

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1 minute ago, Gana9908 said:

Just some local manufacturers

Okay, so it's not using anything proprietary. 

What header did you plug the fan into?

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3 minutes ago, SimplyChunk said:

It doesn't really matter for this kinda question

It does. It's been a while since I've had a pre-built, but they don't always allow you to control fan speeds, or your options are limited. If it's a standardized build...that makes it much easier.

 

Additionally, Dell and HP can implement their own ways of doing things, so they may differ in that respect too.

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1 minute ago, Gana9908 said:

It the pwn beside the processor slot and this pc is fully upgradable like we can change anything as long it's compatible

Do you remember what motherboard you installed in this PC? What type of fan did you plug into it? How many wires does the fan have going to the connector?

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1 minute ago, Gana9908 said:

The mother board is h61m2 board and the fan has four wires going to connector

Check the BIOS to make sure the header is properly configured, and that it was plugged into the same header as before.

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What to do in bios 

I'm not sure what BIOS is used on this brand, but I have a feeling it's the older style where you're forced to use the keyboard to navigate around, based on the cost of the motherboard. Based on that assumption, it might be under PC Health Status, or Advanced BIOS Features. 

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The bios is pretty old 

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Navigate to Advanced.

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5 minutes ago, Gana9908 said:

Ok next

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Four possible locations:

Power Management Control(looks like a selectable option)

ACPI Settings

CPU Configuration

CPU PPM Configuration

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3 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

Four possible locations:

Power Management Control(looks like a selectable option)

ACPI Settings

CPU Configuration

CPU PPM Configuration

Power management co

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Just now, Gana9908 said:

Power management co

What?

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Power management control is not a selectable option

What's under Chipset?

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