Question Bios Fan Curves settings for a Noob

[BikemanI7]

Hello All

How would i go about getting it to recommended fan curves for my Arctic Freezer 7X cooler and rear exhaust fan ((3 Front fans i cannot adjust on my Thermaltake V200 TG RGB case--they connect to Case controller that controls power and RGB)

Fan curve section has 4 little dots, but the manual for cooler shows like 2 dots, very confused user lol


Tried a few times and can't even get it to look like the examples on screen lol, so set it for Default Normal for now, Rear Fan is Thermaltake default case fan came with Case, Front fans are Thermaltake RGB Fans connected to Controller. (only one connected to motherboard is rear fan) and CPU Fan

For Standard Fan curve 50 Percent does not line up with 20 Percent in UEFI bios for some reason, nor for Performance on 40C at 20 Percent, was like at 27-30 percent, i finally just settled on default fan curve for now, til i figure this out

 

[dolama72]

Hello All

How would i go about getting it to recommended fan curves for my Arctic Freezer 7X cooler and rear exhaust fan ((3 Front fans i cannot adjust on my Thermaltake V200 TG RGB case--they connect to Case controller that controls power and RGB)

Fan curve section has 4 little dots, but the manual for cooler shows like 2 dots, very confused user lol
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Tried a few times and can't even get it to look like the examples on screen lol, so set it for Default Normal for now, Rear Fan is Thermaltake default case fan came with Case, Front fans are Thermaltake RGB Fans connected to Controller. (only one connected to motherboard is rear fan) and CPU Fan

For Standard Fan curve 50 Percent does not line up with 20 Percent in UEFI bios for some reason, nor for Performance on 40C at 20 Percent, was like at 27-30 percent, i finally just settled on default fan curve for now, til i figure this outView attachment 78659

Try FanControl, a fantastic, free software to create custom curves for ALL the fans in your PC.
If you check on YouTube there is a nice review and explanation by JayzTwoCents.
After some testing I got al great results with mine!

 

[BikemanI7]

Ok will check out FanControl and get things hopefully sorted with that. was gonna just configure in UEFI bios and not bother with another piece of software, but yeah think might be best solution

Ok fan Control setup, think its working fine thus far
((Only was able to control CPU Fan and Rear exhaust fan))

GPU Fan couldn't with that software
or 3 Front fans

 

[BoomerD]

Ok will check out FanControl and get things hopefully sorted with that. was gonna just configure in UEFI bios and not bother with another piece of software, but yeah think might be best solution

Ok fan Control setup, think its working fine thus far
((Only was able to control CPU Fan and Rear exhaust fan))

GPU Fan couldn't with that software
or 3 Front fans

Fan control probably doesn't recognize the fans connected via the fan hub/controller.

 

[BikemanI7]

I'm thinking that is the exact case in that matter...those use special 6 pin connector so couldn't even connect them to board anyways.

Front fans have no choice but to be plugged into Controller on this Thermaltake V200 TG RGB Case

 

[dolama72]

I'm thinking that is the exact case in that matter...those use special 6 pin connector so couldn't even connect them to board anyways.

Front fans have no choice but to be plugged into Controller on this Thermaltake V200 TG RGB Case

If you have a free fan header on the motherboard you can buy a 3:1 cable and connect all 3 fans to the same header. The motherboard will recognise the speed of only one of them but that’s ok


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[In2Photos]

I'm thinking that is the exact case in that matter...those use special 6 pin connector so couldn't even connect them to board anyways.

Front fans have no choice but to be plugged into Controller on this Thermaltake V200 TG RGB Case

According to the specs for your case NONE of the included fans are controllable, they are all fixed at 1000RPM. So only your CPU fan is controllable.

 

[BikemanI7]

Ohhh Not even the Rear Exhaust Fan. interesting, well thats what i get i suppose for picking the cheapest case in 2020 i could afford, along with Cheapest Non ARGB motherboard to go with my Intel 10700 Processor--for Reference motherboard is Gigabyte B460M-DS3H.

But shop didn't give me a choice of Motherboards--at the time just said when i asked on another combo on there price list

Well we don't have that one anymore, but we do have Gigabyte B460M motherboard and Intel 10700 in stock, being a non too smart person on that aspect, i was like ok i'll take it lol. System was already in for case transfer from old Asus G11CD OEM case to this newer case, old motherboard I/O port thing wouldn't come out from OEM case, they said it was either use old setup without I/O cover or upgrade to a more modern board.

did get $120 off for trading in old setup though

Total cost at the time $472.00



Guess someday i'll be changing cases again to one that just takes standard non RGB fans, and simply using the Motherboards fan headers with 4 Pin fans might be best option to do in the future, and get a newer case with Mesh airflow optimized versus this Thermaltake V200 TG RGB closed off front panel