Hello,
I don't understand how the Corsair Link 4 application measures the fan rpm.
I have a Gigabyte x570 I AORUS Pro wifi (mini itx) motherboard, with 3 fan headers, in a Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX case :
- cpu fan header, used to plug the h80i v2
- fan header #1, used to plug the fan on the back of the case (Noctua NF-A14 PWM)
- fan header #2, used by the default chipset fan
The default case front fan (240mm) is plugged into a molex connector through a potentiometer, so its speed is fixed.
The H80i v2 headers are used with 2 Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM in push-pull mode (same issue if i use the corsair stock fans).
Link always see the cpu fans at 0 rpm, whatever profile i use (quiet by default).
If i unplug and plug them back, it displays a speed for a mere second then goes back to 0 rpm.
Here's the other strange thing :
- when putting only the cpu fan to full speed in the bios (voltage control), Link sees 2 fans on my MB (bios_cpu_fan_full_other_silent.png). In that case, chipset fan is off, chipset isn't hot enough.
- when putting all fans to full speed (voltage control) in the bios, it sees 3 fans (bios_all_fan_full.png). In that case, chipset fan is running at a little more than 5k rpm (in the bios).
All the capture were taken on idle.
I don't know where it finds this third fan since it can't see the front fan.
It doesn't see the gpu fan either.
Otherwise, all my fans are running (except the chipset fan when i let the motherboard controlling it).
The CPU is a Ryzen 7 3700X and i used Noctua NT-H2 thermal paste.