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If it's an Asus board, just open AI Suite and put the fan profile on silent.

Oh and in regards to your question... You.

wow i tried that and noticed its way better now,and now ive seen you said that! thanks!!!! its not quiet "silent" but not a leafblower

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hey there,im finally running my gaming pc but even at idle the stock heat sink is good WOOOOOOSH like a leaf blower

 

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why is the cooler running 4500 RPM when the cpu is running at 28 degrees ? it doesnt make any sence! why does it make so much noise for nothing,i wouldnt mind the cpu running at 40 degrees without the leafblower noise

 

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Dat must be loud

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hey there,im finally running my gaming pc but even at idle the stock heat sink is good WOOOOOOSH like a leaf blower

 

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why is the cooler running 4500 RPM when the cpu is running at 28 degrees ? it doesnt make any sence! why does it make so much noise for nothing,i wouldnt mind the cpu running at 40 degrees without the leafblower noise

Can't you control that fan?

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Turn down the fan in something like MSI Afterburner

 

 

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You are stupid for using the stock cooler :D

But yeah, amd stocks are always this fancy loud.

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Can't you control that fan?

where? its not like a GPU where i can use the oc panel to do stuff

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lol if the fans are connected to your motherboard have a look in the BIOS to see what kind of control is happening if any.

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Did you try setting PWM settings in your bios?

 

lol if the fans are connected to your motherboard have a look in the BIOS to see what kind of control is happening if any.

 

Edit: /Just/ beat me to it!

 

But uh, mess with PWM settings in your BIOS and make sure the settings are right. (assuming this is a pwm fan)

 

 

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Turn down the fan in something like MSI Afterburner

for the CPU? is that possible?

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Turn down the fan in something like MSI Afterburner

 

Not a GPU.

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Not a GPU.

  

for the CPU? is that possible?

Oops I thought it was a GPU for some reason.

 

 

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Dat must be loud

 

 

You are stupid for using the stock cooler :D

But yeah, amd stocks are always this fancy loud.

 

 

Thanks for your awesome contribution to this forum and this man seeking help from us.

 

 

@Timopomer  You have to connect the CPU fan to a 4-pin connector, usually above the CPU and set it to auto control in the BIOS. Some motherboard (the ASRock I have) have a minimum speed for the PWM control. Set it to the minimum if this setting is present.

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question who makes the motherboard?

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Double check you are connected to the 4 pin CPU fan socket and not a generic 3 pin. Only the 4 pin will be able to auto adjust voltage on the fly.

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If it's an Asus board, just open AI Suite and put the fan profile on silent.

Oh and in regards to your question... You.

wow i tried that and noticed its way better now,and now ive seen you said that! thanks!!!! its not quiet "silent" but not a leafblower

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Oops I thought it was a GPU for some reason.

 

 

an amd gpu running at 28c? u wot m7

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an amd gpu running at 28c? u wot m7

Yeah, even my crappy GT610 can't get below 40C.

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an amd gpu running at 28c? u wot m7

Mine idles at 28c at the fans running at 18%

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Yep my R9 280X idles at about 30C, though it often idles at ~45C probably due to bad temp sensors or bad thermal paste application. AMD CPUs should be a tad hotter than 28C though.

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