Reducing CPU Fan Speed Post-BIOS Reset with Phoenix - AwardBIOS v6.00PG

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Hello, I have been struggling with a problem with the fan since the morning. Well, in the morning I did a bios restart, restored the default settings and my fan sped up terribly. He spins like crazy and is quite loud. I was looking on the Internet on many portals for answers on how to reduce it,...

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Look for PC Health, HW Monitor or a similar name in the bios. The CPU Fan Speed option is used to reduce the fan speed, usually set as a percentage.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Over 3k rotations! Nice noise. Now go to the bios and change the settings.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Enter the CPU FAN Control by option and change the setting from Always ON to SMART, then you will be able to adjust.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

The settings in the bios look correct, that is:
the fan on the processor is turned off at 16C, it starts at 24C, and comes to full speed when the temperature reaches 64C. The Start PWM Value / Slope PWM Value options are used to regulate the speed, as well as the change of the temperature value at individual fan states.

At 3750 rpm you have a temperature of 55C per minute, which means that cooling is ineffective. Time to replace the paste on the processor and possibly add one or two additional fans to the case to improve air circulation. Because if you mute the fan in the bios, the processor will overheat along with the rest of the components.

Post a photo of the inside of the "kennel", we'll see what it looks like. Also give the full specification of IT comp. together with the power supply.

LA72 · Answer

What are the temperatures?

Marson96 · Answer

And where to check these temperatures? Previously, the windmill ran slower, sometimes it accelerated, but only for a short time.

PanSk. · Answer

Download the everest home edition program, turn it on, expand the computer category and click sensor there and get ss.

Marson96 · Answer

I tried, I entered the settings that you wrote to me and I can not change anything there, but it wrote rotation + 3k: d

Added after 1 [minutes]:

I'm going to go into the bios right now and take a picture, then post it here.

Added after 7 [minutes]:

https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/5044096000_1343305611.jpg

Marson96 · Answer

I just went in there and there is something, but I don't really know what to change. Added after 2 [hours] 34 [minutes]: Can anyone help?

Marson96 · Answer

Also include the power supply in the photo? Previously, the turnover was normal, I would like to return to them, there is no need to buy this computer because it is, you can say szrot

Anonymous · Answer

Do with the power supply.

Marson96 · Answer

Old crap, 4-5 years old .. Added after 38 : Is the power supply about this cable or is it a box with a fan inside? Added after 9 [minutes]: I just mean mute this fan, how to do it. It is so loud that it is impossible to concentrate.

Anonymous · Answer

3750 rev. it must be a nice dryer. The power supply looks like no name. If I were you, I would take out the cooling and blow it thoroughly, plus a new processor paste and only then the speed control in the bios. An additional fan at the rear will not be in the way to pull the heated air out of the case.

Penny investment, paste costs a few zlotys plus ~ 5-10 zlotys for an additional fan. It will be quieter and cooler. If you go down with the same settings in the bios, then in the summer heat, comp. it will overheat and even shut down.

The choice is yours, I have already written what and how.

Marson96 · Answer

You wrote, you wrote, but I do not know how to reduce this speed of the windmill. Could you please do that for me so much more? Step by step, because I'm dark when it comes to rummaging, and I must blow the windmill.

Anonymous · Answer

You must also replace the paste, because maybe the old one is its insulator instead of conducting heat. You regulate the turnover by trial and error using the options I mentioned earlier. I will not give you exact data, because I do not know the model and parameters of your processor or fan.

If you screw up something and there will be a problem with starting the computer. then do a bios reset using the jumper on the board and start over.

Marson96 · Answer

Where is this jumper exactly?

Anonymous · Answer

You will find in the manual of the motherboard. I will not tell you that either, because you did not provide the model of the board, and you cannot see any details in the photo.

It's best to give full configuration or Everest result in the first post.

Marson96 · Answer

I have just checked my motherboard at any time, it said "unknown". I have already reduced the speed of the fan, but I do not know exactly what these temperatures are for, it was written there.

On this SS. https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/1898897800_1343324634.jpg

It's exactly about the Shutdown Temperature. What does that mean anyway?

WojtasJD · Answer

That was supposed to be a joke? We put large pictures with a thumbnail - the code with the thumbnail should copy itself to the post (at least in my Opera it is like that) Windmill -> fan . Shutdown Temperature -> temperature limit at which the computer turns off The motherboard model is probably painted on the laminate with thick font. 3.1.15, 3.1.16, 3.1.17 We're closing for now.

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