By: Aresrin (IP: 71.201.2.*)
Written on: 20-12-2007 20:00
The closest I\'ve ever seen is the Silverstone FP-52 Eudemon Fan Controller
you can read up on it here: http://www.extrememhz.com/eudemon-p1.shtml
however you cannot adjust the temperature settings, so your fans will only turn off when the temperature drops below 13C, which only happens if you live in an igloo. |
By: Aresrin (IP: 71.201.2.*)
Written on: 20-12-2007 20:30
Try downloading Speedfan, if it works with your motherboard you can set your fan speeds to whatever you want. |
By: maiki (IP: 195.47.18.*)
Written on: 22-12-2007 13:58
\"your fans will only turn off when the temperature drops below 13C, which only happens if you live in an igloo\"
This might explain, why my Q-Fan controlled MB does not turn the case fan off. It runs, however very quiet, so there is probably nothing more we can do about it. Which is, a shame, because in my notebook , I get mos of the time, absolutely NO fan rotation at all, and if I changed the HDD for a SSD one, there would be no noice except for.... the DVD drive which I hardly use anyway...
Also I tried that program, but it just shows that the fan operates at 0 RPM, so probably the sotfware is not smart enough... My BIOS show some RPMs I can\'t remember the exact value but it was around 600 RPM (ASUS Q-Fan set to QUIET).
Remember I am talking about the case fan at the back, not the CPU one, since I have got a passive heatsink (thermaltake-cl-p0323) on my Celeron 420 which runs on about 23-30 degress celsia. |
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