Not horrible, but I want to know peoples experiences doing this.Įdit: For clarification, the 480x is on the Asus TUF B450m board. you can pull the squares around on the graph to adjust to exacting requirements. Currently, I have CPU fan set at 20 if temp below 40C, then 40 at 45C, then 70 at 50C, then 100 at 60C.

The only solution I know is Argus Monitor, which costs $10. If you have installed the MSI Command Centre, you can play around with fan speed settings to test out things but get reset to what ever is set in the BIOS. MSI Afterburner won't help because that assumes the gpu fan header works, and like I said above, it does not. I want Fan Header #1 to be controlled by gpu. All fans can be controlled just fine via PWM bios, but bios just links to CPU temp. Speed fan is not showing any fans on my Gigabyte Z170, or on my much new Asus TUF B450M, and even the latest 4.52 was made years ago. Theres a few guides on how to control case fans (because techinically this is what those gpu fans are since they are plugged into the case fan header on my mobo) via Speedfan, but they are years old. It's not horrible truth be told, but I want to make a moderate project of getting a getting the adapter to plug it into the case fan header (done) and control it via Speedfan. I have an arctic twin turbo II on it, and I have been powering the gpu fans via a 7V molex. So the 4pin PWM header on my Sapphire 480x blew a few years ago.

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