MadCritter

I see. So would I have to adjust them in the BIOS, or is there a software in windows I could use? I would prefer the latter as I have an elgato capture card and the passthrough on the BIOS is really grainy. EDIT: It worked! Still tell me if there is a software I can use for it, but thank you! And the BIOS auto went to my second display, which is not passing through a capture card so it's fine. Still would be more convenient to not have to go into the bios, but thanks!

So that means I would have to use a commander pro. Or does the little controller that comes with the case allow you to change RPM's? Also, does the commander Pro allow you to use the H100I elite capellix?

I am using an h100i Elite Capellix with the included commander core. I have 6 fans plugged into it: The three fans that come included with the Icue 4000x RGB case (pretty sure they're sp 120s), the two ML120s that come with the aio, and 1 LL120. I have full control over everything in Icue except for one thing: I can't adjust the rpm of the three sp 120s in the front of the case! I'll set a custom profile, say, fixing all the fans to 1000rpm, and only the AIO fans and the LL120's will change! The three at the front just stay at 1300rpm, never changing. Please help!