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CPU Fan Issue

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I finally have everything running on my computer, but when it boots up it says CPU Fan Issue. The fan i'm using is an aftermarket Cooler Master. Not sure if this is something I should worry about or how I am supposed to fix it.

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I would like to add that in the boot menu, it does not show my fans speed, but the fan is running.

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do you not have the fan plugged into the cpu fan header? it is likely that your board is detecting zero rpms or volts going there. ensure you are plugged into that header with your cooler. it is generally located at the top of the board just to the right of the cpu socket.

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it is plugged into the slot called "CPU FAN".

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If the system is running fine ignore it.

the problem is, that the Fan doesn't report it's speed to the BIOS.

the third pin is responsible for that. (maybe check the cable)

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