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Topic	One of my PC fans is much faster than the others :D
Alucard188 02/15/21 3:49:42 PM #15:	teep_ posted... All connectors are connected to "their" mobo slots. I have my CPU fan connected to the CPU one and the case fans connected to System Fan 1 & 4 As far as I can tell, the option is a temp/RPM curve. But I don't know if the curve adjusts fans to spin at the same rate, especially the CPU/GPU fans (both case fans are stock so they should be identical) The fan curve doesn't adjust the fans to spin at the same rate. What it does is adjust based on a percentage relative to its max RPM. If you have a 1200 RPM fan, and a 1500 RPM fan, and you have them set to spin at 40%, then they spin at 480 RPM and 600 RPM, respectively. Now, you can manually change the percentage that each fan operates at based on what temperature the motherboard sensors read (say, 1200RPM fan set to 60% speed, and 1500RPM fan set to 40% at the same temps), but the automatic configurations just do a straight up fan curve across the board. --- Face it Cloud is a gaming icon and has appered in lots of games while mario has only appeared in 2 games sunshine and 64~xSlashbomBx <cite>Alucard188 posted [p:950670518] in One of my ... [t:79296226]...</cite> <quote>teep_ posted... </cite> <quote>All connectors are connected to "their" mobo slots. I have my CPU fan connected to the CPU one and the case fans connected to System Fan 1 & 4 As far as I can tell, the option is a temp/RPM curve. But I don't know if the curve adjusts fans to spin at the same rate, especially the CPU/GPU fans (both case fans are stock so they should be identical)</quote> The fan curve doesn't adjust the fans to spin at the same rate. What it does is adjust based on a percentage relative to its max RPM. If you have a 1200 RPM fan, and a 1500 RPM fan, and you have them set to spin at 40%, then they spin at 480 RPM and 600 RPM, respectively. Now, you can manually change the percentage that each fan operates at based on what temperature the motherboard sensors read (say, 1200RPM fan set to 60% speed, and 1500RPM fan set to 40% at the same temps), but the automatic configurations just do a straight up fan curve across the board. --- Face it Cloud is a gaming icon and has appered in lots of games while mario has only appeared in 2 games sunshine and 64~xSlashbomBx</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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