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i use speedfan for my case fans+ CPU fans/pump and MSI afterburner for my GPU fans. i like my system to be as silent as possible because it is standing on top of my desk, about a feet or two away from me. this makes it incredibly easy to pick up every single noise it makes :P

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Hey guys, like the title says I was wondering if you guys use software or a physical fan controller to change/monitor fan speeds? 

If software, what do you use?, I was recommend SpeedFan. If physical, what kind of fan controller do you use?

I'd like some recommendations, Thanks :)

 

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Hey guys, like the title says I was wondering if you guys use software or a physical fan controller to change/monitor fan speeds? 

If software, what do you use?, I was recommend SpeedFan. If physical, what kind of fan controller do you use?

I'd like some recommendations, Thanks :)

i dont, lol :P

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Nothing, just have my fans connected to the headers on my mobo.

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i dont, lol :P

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I have a button on the case so I can change the speeds to 3 different mods and usually when I doing desktop taska then I set the fans at the lowers spins then If I am playing a game I put them on a second mode which increases the speed of the fans and airflow my case: Corsair 780T  White

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Hey guys, like the title says I was wondering if you guys use software or a physical fan controller to change/monitor fan speeds? 

If software, what do you use?, I was recommend SpeedFan. If physical, what kind of fan controller do you use?

I'd like some recommendations, Thanks :)

speedfan and motherboard fan controllers. it allows me to have the fans on my GPU H50 vary based on GPU temp, and CPU H50 fans vary based on CPU temp

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i use speedfan for my case fans+ CPU fans/pump and MSI afterburner for my GPU fans. i like my system to be as silent as possible because it is standing on top of my desk, about a feet or two away from me. this makes it incredibly easy to pick up every single noise it makes :P

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Hey guys, like the title says I was wondering if you guys use software or a physical fan controller to change/monitor fan speeds? 

If software, what do you use?, I was recommend SpeedFan. If physical, what kind of fan controller do you use?

I'd like some recommendations, Thanks :)

I personally don't!!! I want my PC to be consistent in the noise it outputs!!! Something about the fans ramping up that makes me think my rig is struggling!!! I use 50% fan speed adapters from amazon and fix my GPU at a inaudible 48%!!!! Never have any thermal issues never gets above 60c most of the time!! I cant see what all the fuss with PWM is all about but each to their own......... 

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speedfan and motherboard fan controllers. it allows me to have the fans on my GPU H50 vary based on GPU temp, and CPU H50 fans vary based on CPU temp

 

i use speedfan for my case fans+ CPU fans/pump and MSI afterburner for my GPU fans. i like my system to be as silent as possible because it is standing on top of my desk, about a feet or two away from me. this makes it incredibly easy to pick up every single noise it makes :P

 

 

I personally don't!!! I want my PC to be consistent in the noise it outputs!!! Something about the fans ramping up that makes me think my rig is struggling!!! I use 50% fan speed adapters from amazon and fix my GPU at a inaudible 48%!!!! Never have any thermal issues never gets above 60c most of the time!! I cant see what all the fuss with PWM is all about but each to their own......... 

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Thanks for the replies guys, I'll give speed fan a shot. 

 

 

 

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