This is something I could not figure out. The following hardware monitor chips are usually accessible on the SMBus. Consider that the motherboard itself must make use of those features. My question is: if the temperatures are all low, then why is the fan rotating very fast? If SpeedFan detects one of the following chips and that chip has got PWM ouput, then your PC has got the hardware needed to change fan speeds. This shows that all the temperatures are between 33-38C which sounds more realistic. The results from Speccy can be found here. Therefore I tried with Speccy as well to see the temperatures. Using a curve like this, your fan speed would be constant at 50 for about half the time or more then occasionally when your CPU is working harder the speed would increase. Hence, I am not sure if this program is any good. Here’s an example fan curve: From 0C to 60C, 50 speed. No price point has been set, though be quiet Notes that Zero Wings AI will be available. At first, I thought that was the problem which was resulting in fans rotating very fast, but the fast fan is not Aux1Fan but it is Aux3Fan, which confused me a little bit. Like with all fans, the more, the better, with multiple Zero Wings AI able to operate like a cooling swarm.
This shows that AUXTIN1 is 94C, which is pretty high. The results from Speedfan can be found here. I used some third party programs to check fan speeds and temperature of various elements. I do not have any errors or notifications related to that.
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