Mobo bios flashing

[bop10]

I want to edit my fans bios setting to only jump to 30-50% on boot

[xgn]

Did you're motherboard come with a manual? If so read about bios update it should be there.

[bop10]

Just now, xgn said:

Did you're motherboard come with a manual? If so read about bios update it should be there.

edited bioses? really

[xgn]

Just now, bop10 said:

edited bioses? really

Yea asus make the new bios for the motherboard i wouldent risk using something else.

[bop10]

16 hours ago, xgn said:

Yea asus make the new bios for the motherboard i wouldent risk using something else.

asus ones have 100% fans

[LogicalDrm]

They will still be at 100% on boot. Thats part of BIOS selftest procedure. The BIOS fan control will kick in after few secs. If you still want to reduce speeds, you need hardware controller.

 

I personally wouldn't risk bricking mobo for some custom made version, if I would be unsure about flashing official update on it.

[bop10]

On 7/26/2016 at 3:40 PM, LoGiCalDrm said:

They will still be at 100% on boot. Thats part of BIOS selftest procedure. The BIOS fan control will kick in after few secs. If you still want to reduce speeds, you need hardware controller.

 

I personally wouldn't risk bricking mobo for some custom made version, if I would be unsure about flashing official update on it.

any solution then?

[LogicalDrm]

1 hour ago, bop10 said:

any solution then?

Like I said, hardware controllers. Or using LNA. Both options lower max speed of fan. With LNA you can't go higher than what 7v speed would be. With fan controller you turn knobs to change voltage. Problem with those are that some fans don't turn on if voltage is lower. Third option is to get better fans.

 

And fourth to think how often you boot / wake PC  for this to be issue. Its only for few secs.

[bop10]

4 hours ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Like I said, hardware controllers. Or using LNA. Both options lower max speed of fan. With LNA you can't go higher than what 7v speed would be. With fan controller you turn knobs to change voltage. Problem with those are that some fans don't turn on if voltage is lower. Third option is to get better fans.

 

And fourth to think how often you boot / wake PC  for this to be issue. Its only for few secs.

what fans would solve this? unless u get 400-1000rpm fan or something.

I could add some LNAs and I spose