OK - my DX48BT2 board is humming along fine, now I want to be able to adjust fan speeds a little better...
my current setup:
Antec 300 case
(1) 140mm Tri-Cool on top (set to medium)
(1) 120mm Tri-Cool in rear (set to medium)
(1) 120mm Xigmatek S1283 CPU Heatsink/Fan combo
(2) Jamicon 120mm fans in the front of the case, plugged into the 3-pin PWM connectors
(1) Scythe 120mm fan in the side, plugged into a 3-pin PWM connector
(1) 80mm fan in my ETASIS 850W PSU
(1) fan in my 8800GTX
yes, that's 8 fans in my case... 5 of which should be controllable via sensors
I have Speedfan running (the latest beta) which sees a TON of stuff, but I'm not seeing how to manage all these items... the readout shows more fans than are in the case... I'll need to get some screenshots when I get home...
has anyone been able to tame the X48BT2 beast?
oh, and just to state, my computer is actually quieter than my old P182 setup
my current setup:
Antec 300 case
(1) 140mm Tri-Cool on top (set to medium)
(1) 120mm Tri-Cool in rear (set to medium)
(1) 120mm Xigmatek S1283 CPU Heatsink/Fan combo
(2) Jamicon 120mm fans in the front of the case, plugged into the 3-pin PWM connectors
(1) Scythe 120mm fan in the side, plugged into a 3-pin PWM connector
(1) 80mm fan in my ETASIS 850W PSU
(1) fan in my 8800GTX
yes, that's 8 fans in my case... 5 of which should be controllable via sensors
I have Speedfan running (the latest beta) which sees a TON of stuff, but I'm not seeing how to manage all these items... the readout shows more fans than are in the case... I'll need to get some screenshots when I get home...
has anyone been able to tame the X48BT2 beast?
oh, and just to state, my computer is actually quieter than my old P182 setup
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