matthew3

Im able to do PWM in my bios with something called smart fan control and set the fan to a certain percentage based on the temperature ( of the cpu im guessing ) , im still trying to play around with what are good boosting points for the fan based on what temperature. If i turn smart fan control off with the PWM mode im able to just set a general % for the fan use.

So have it be controlled by temperature and not just a steady 12 V is what your saying?

I installed an H60 corsair cpu cooler, and im just curious what would be a good voltage to set the fan on, i have it on 7.62 volts, i just dont want to let it sit on too high a voltage for something thats running continuously, but i want the fan to pull enough heat from the radiator. Thanks for input.

Does it matter which way you install the backplate? i installed mine one rotation left because it fit best, this means the tubes are coming out of the top of backplate, but now im hearing a slight noise coming from the pump fan, curious if its because of the way i installed it or i have to play with fan settings in bios. Thanks for help