The fans and cpu cooler are sky tech branded so I wasn’t sure if Corsair would work or not. To control the speed of all the fans do I need to break them up between the other 4 pin connections or is there another software I could download to avoid rerouting them? My buddy suggested Corsair software to control all the fans as well as the cpu cooler fan and the rgbs. The motherboard has 4 other 4 pin fan connections. After some investigation I found that all 9 fans are daisy chained together to the cpu fan 4 pin. The pc has a gigabyte mother board so I installed the app center and the fan tuning software from gigabyte but after attempting to change the fan speeds nothing happened. I recently purchased a sky tech prism ii, the pc is awesome but the fans run full speed all the time and with nine fans it is extremely loud. I understand that this CPU is unlikely to exceed 55 degrees.Forgive me if my terminology isn’t quite correct, this is my first pc and I’m not very computer savvy. What these settings mean in plain English ? (For example, what does the 'Low CPU temp' setting do?) CPU Fan Full loading temp (currently 40) CPU tolerance temperature (currently 15) In the Phoenix Award BIOS setup, the 'PC Health Status' section is reporting these values when the machine is idle: Please can anyone advise me how to make the fan slow down when the CPU temperature is cool? I have looked in the motherboard handbook but is does not explain the significance of the 'Smart Fan Control' BIOS settings, nor give any examples of how they should be used together to make the fan 'smart'. To reduce fan noise, I want the fan to turn at a much lower speed soon after bootup, and only increase fan speed when necessary. Hope someone can help me!Įven when idle, the CPU fan in my new computer runs continuously at high speed even though your Award BIOS provides Smart Fan Control settings which mention PWM, and the fan is connected to the motherboard with a 4-cable connector.
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