Mr.Krane

@zultan i reinstalled the software, but now the software can't detect my AIO ??

@zultanWhen booting up, they are already loud after I have logged in, they become quieter for a moment and then after a minute they start up again. Yes, it worked great before, I didn't make any software or hardware changes either, it just started right away the day before everything was fine the next day when booting up the volume started. But I can try to reinstall the software

What I also noticed is that if I set the fans to monitor in the bios and not to ignore, the error CPU fan error appears when booting up. Only when I put it back to ignore in the BIOS does it start up.

Well, it shows me different values now, namely a temperature of: 26.40 degrees. Fan #1: 422 RPM Fan #2: 1562 RPM Pump: 1965 RPM, but the fans are still extremely loud

Even if I close HwMonitor I get the same readings. I also created the diagram as @c-attack meant. This has no effect on my fan, even if I go to 0 nothing changes. I'm starting to fear that the thing is broken.

So I have the H1001 Platinum and all of a sudden it started to be extremely loud and hasn't stopped since. As soon as I turn on the PC they start to be extremely loud. As soon as I'm on my desktop, it stops for about 1 minute and then there is a noise as if it were getting louder, then it suddenly stops, is briefly quiet and then the fan starts to spin extremely loudly. I have done all the updates so bios and firmware update. Then there was an error message when booting up where it said "CPU Fan error". I fixed that by setting everything to ignore in the bios and not to monitor. However, the fan is still noisy. The fan profiles are all set to quiet. My CPU is also in the normal temperature range, so overheating cannot be the reason. The cpu connector is in the right slot. And everything is tight, the dust has also been removed. But the cooling has been around for a few years now.