Butterygames

Yea, but before it was at a constant 2000+ regardless of the tempreture. Now it adjusts its speed according to the tempreture

Small update, got the case together again without breaking the connection. I guess with only 3 pins going in it was defaulting to running off of pure voltage. Im gonna try and replace the cabling, I think someone I know can replace the wires for me. Ty for your help mate.

Alright, took a closer look and found that one of the pins in the 4 pin connection on cooler appers to have partially snapped. Looks like the builders of my machine where a little rough with it... If I apply enough force the connection is made, but when I put the back cover back on it knocked it loose again. This appears to be more expected:

Swapped the connection, it looks like it just switched which fan was maxed out now the inner fan is maxed and the outer is what you'd expect

I've tried changing the value in the BIOS, but I honeslty cannot find it, the only thing I could find related to fans was 'Smart Fans', I set that CPU setting to max but there is no way that I can find to change the voltage. As for my GPU placement, its right below the pump, as seen here: Motherboard manufacturer is Gigabyte model is listed in my system specs. In terms of what kind if intake I have, I uh... dont really understand the question. You mean like where is it drawing in air? If so I've got two fans mounted at the front drawing in air

I have it set to the default 'Quiet' setting. I cannot seem to find the fan curve for this option, however I imagine it is the same as the quiet template in the custom settings here:

The temp of my cooler is around 27°C (82.4°F) at idle. My motherboard has a 'SmartFan' panel, so I set the CPU speed on that to 100% as im guessing thats what the CPU_FAN header is. my pump RPM switches to 1890 to 1950 RPM now, my fan is now at 2340 to 2460 RPM.

Im getting an issue with the fan on my H80I spinning at 2000+ RPM at all times, Idle or otherwise, I have no idea how to slow it down I tried using Link and set all the profiles to silent, when that didnt work I tried setting the profile in iCUE, no luck there either, I tried SpeedFan but my fans dont seem to be supported. I've looked all over, seen people suggest to disable 'PWM' in my BIOS but I dont have an option for that. So here I am I guess. Any suggestions?