Quick question

[flibberdipper]

I'm going to be using the MSI Z97 Gaming 3 motherboard, and all of my case fans are 3-pin. Will it be able to slow them down manually in the BIOS, or will I have to get LNA's?

[Altecice]

nope they will run at full speed. get a fan controller or LNA as you said.

[Izaya Orihara]

I'm going to be using the MSI Z97 Gaming 3 motherboard, and all of my case fans are 3-pin. Will it be able to slow them down manually in the BIOS, or will I have to get LNA's?

Bios. 

[CowsGoRoar]

BIOS. You set the fan speed and then regular boot.

[i_build_nanosuits]

You will be able to slow them down in the BIOS but MSI only let you slow down the case fans to 50% of the full speed for stupid reasons you might need additional LNA

CPU fans you can go as low as 12.5%.

[Faa]

You have to connect them to the sysfan headers not cpu headers. The cpu headers cant do voltage control. Minimum speed seems to be indeed 50%, just get a splitter (make sure you dont go above 1A per header) and put a lna between the header & splitter.

[flibberdipper]

You have to connect them to the sysfan headers not cpu headers. The cpu headers cant do voltage control. Minimum speed seems to be indeed 50%, just get a splitter (make sure you dont go above 1A per header) and put a lna between the header & splitter.

 

You will be able to slow them down in the BIOS but MSI only let you slow down the case fans to 50% of the full speed for stupid reasons you might need additional LNA

CPU fans you can go as low as 12.5%.

 

BIOS. You set the fan speed and then regular boot.

 

Bios. 

 

nope they will run at full speed. get a fan controller or LNA as you said.

Thanks for the input guys, but... Now I feel like an idiot. Please divert your attention to this thread: It will explain everything. I'm assuming the same still applies, but I just want to be sure.