Fan Speeds Controlling

[Tech Lover]

hi. as usual i got issues with my rig when ever i try to do something new.

i tried to oc my system even further cause why not? and i end up screwing the h100i cpu fan connector. 

 

now i have the stock fans that come with h100i connected to the motherboard pwn connectors.

 

how can i increase their speed? in the corsair link software i see them connected but i cant increase their speed and in the asus AI suite, well thats the most shittiest software i have ever seen in my entire life at least for tweaking system.

 

any other software where i can change speed of these stock corsair fans? because currently these are running on my old setting profile in the link and htats why they are running at around 1100 rpm but i know these can go upto 2500rpm so just need to know if there is any software which allows me to increase or decrease speed of these fans?

thanks in advance

[Tech Lover]

can no body here help me? now im getting this problem where my fans that are actually attached to the radiator of the H100i are connected to the motherboard pwm connectors and now they increase or decrease speed on their own. they become very loud when cpu load is increased, even if im opening new chrome tab because cpu usage is increased just a little.

 

its annoying. pls anyone help me and tell which software or way to use to set the speed of fans on my own. i have used the Corsair link and it does not work at all. it just shows me the maximum speed of the fans in information section and thats is it. nothing is there to change the speed of these fans. 

 

HALP pls

[W-L]

-SNIP-

 

The pump is set at one speed but for the fans if you connect them to your motherboard you can control them easily from there with an Asus board either through the BIOS or AI Suite. Make sure you have the settings in the BIOS as either DC voltage control for 3 pin fans and PWM for 4 pin fans or you won't be able to control it.

[Benji_w]

The pump is set at one speed but for the fans if you connect them to your motherboard you can control them easily from there with an Asus board either through the BIOS or AI Suite. Make sure you have the settings in the BIOS as either DC voltage control for 3 pin fans and PWM for 4 pin fans or you won't be able to control it.

 

Everything this man said, hope you can adjust the curve however as my board controls the fans all shitty and I just use a fan controller.