- Aug 9, 2007
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The story so far;
I bought a new psu few days ago, and it has a 12' fan on the bottom. This increase in airflow keeps my cpu cooler, and as such the cpu fan doesn't spin up as fast as before. Sounds good, right?
Well, therein lies a problem. As it turns out, the cpu fan makes this annoying high-pitched noise when it's rpm is lowish.
So what I would want to do is either force the fan to never go under certain rpm, or force it to remain in a specific rpm all the time.
This is the AMD stock cooler fan.
I bought a new psu few days ago, and it has a 12' fan on the bottom. This increase in airflow keeps my cpu cooler, and as such the cpu fan doesn't spin up as fast as before. Sounds good, right?
Well, therein lies a problem. As it turns out, the cpu fan makes this annoying high-pitched noise when it's rpm is lowish.
So what I would want to do is either force the fan to never go under certain rpm, or force it to remain in a specific rpm all the time.
This is the AMD stock cooler fan.