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Thanks for the help, I checked the website and it seems to be what I need. I'll try this tonight.
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Thanks for the help, I checked the website and it seems to be what I need. I'll try this tonight.

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Hello,<br />
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I bought a new computer a few months ago. It works very fine and is very silent. I tested the fans in my bios by going at max power, and it can be much more noisy. I'm wondering if there is software I can use that will make the speed of these fans change as the CPU and GPU get hotter. It would be gradual if possible. I have switches on the top of the tower that let me put the fans at max speed, and that is what I will use if there is no software like that existing. But there is only 2 positions, high and low, and if I put it in high my computer will be quite noisy again. Anyway, noisy is better than burned, and with summer coming I'll use the switches if nothing is available.
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Hello,

I bought a new computer a few months ago. It works very fine and is very silent. I tested the fans in my bios by going at max power, and it can be much more noisy. I'm wondering if there is software I can use that will make the speed of these fans change as the CPU and GPU get hotter. It would be gradual if possible. I have switches on the top of the tower that let me put the fans at max speed, and that is what I will use if there is no software like that existing. But there is only 2 positions, high and low, and if I put it in high my computer will be quite noisy again. Anyway, noisy is better than burned, and with summer coming I'll use the switches if nothing is available.

Fortress FT02 and variable fan speed

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