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How to control fan speed? They are quite loud!

winterwonderland

winterwonderland

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System Name Winter v3.2024
Processor Intel i7 12700K (since november 2021)
Motherboard Gigabyte Z690 Gaming X (since november 2021)
Cooling Air Liquid Freezer II 360 with LGA1700 kit (since november 2021)
Memory Crucial Ballistix 2x16gb 3600mhz C16 (since november 2021)
Video Card(s) Gigabyte RTX 3060 Ti Gaming OC Pro LHR - Rev3.0 (since july 2022)
Storage 1x 1TB WD Blue SN570 SSD, 1x Seagate 4TB SATA
Display(s) 1x 55" LG C1 4k OLED, 1x Gigabyte 32" M32Q and 2x AOC 27" CG1
Case Fractal Design Define R6 (since 2018 and still working like a charm!)
Power Supply Corsair RM850x black (since august 2022)
Mouse Razor Deathadder v2 (since december 2021)
Keyboard Varmilo VEA109 v2 MX Silent Red (since august 2022)
Software Windows 11 Pro
I installed some Noctua 140mm fans replacing the stock fans in my FD R6 case, and although the 3 fans are running, the 2 in the front are quite so loud compared to the back fan, but i cannot change their speed in any way! I tried going into bios, but when i put to silent, it didn't change the speed, even after i save & quit. Actually, in bios, it shows the fans as "N/A"...

And then i downloaded SpeedFan, which shows this, so...how can i change the fan speed, especially the front fans?
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SpeedFan is outdated and won't work.

Make sure your BIOS is updated.

If you have a setting in the BIOS regarding fan PWM/DC. Set PWM for 4-pin fans, and DC for 3-pin.

For software control, look for ASUS AI Suite and ASUS Fan Xpert that are compatible with your motherboard.

If you have 3-pin fans, try 4-pin fans instead, or maybe 3rd party fan controller device.
 
minstreless said:
I installed some Noctua 140mm fans replacing the stock fans in my FD R6 case,
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Why? Why buy one of the best cases out there only to dink with the cooling?

As noted in your other thread here, the FD fans included in the R6 are great fans. And they are set up from the factory to work with the included controller. Why do you feel you need to replace the already excellent fans? What were your temps before?
 
minstreless said:
I installed some Noctua 140mm fans replacing the stock fans in my FD R6 case, and although the 3 fans are running, the 2 in the front are quite so loud compared to the back fan, but i cannot change their speed in any way! I tried going into bios, but when i put to silent, it didn't change the speed, even after i save & quit. Actually, in bios, it shows the fans as "N/A"...

And then i downloaded SpeedFan, which shows this, so...how can i change the fan speed, especially the front fans?
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I recommend Argus Monitor (https://www.argusmonitor.com/en/index.php), it's not free but works great. Started using this when upgrading to new system and Speedfan didn't work anymore. Much easier to setup than Speedfan. I wouldn't install Asus AI Suite, it can be a real pain to uninstall properly and some people have had problems with it.
 
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