Ive been through both the bios and speed fan and nothing I do can slow the fans down. I have and ibuypower snowblind pc and don't know what the next step would be in troubleshooting this problem
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Please click the link below for your operating system to download the TSG SysInfo Utility. Click on "Save File" then double-click the file to run it. Copy and paste the report in your initial post. Windows 7 and later (downloads a file named tsginfo.exe) | Windows XP (downloads a file named SysInfo.exe)
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I don't know your computer components. If the motherboard brand of your computer is MSI, only PWM fans can be adjusted. A brand like ASUS, any fan non-PWM and PWM can be adjusted. If your computer's warranty has expired, you can try carefully open the computer and inspect the cables for the fans. If it is 3 or 2 wire fans, then it is a non-PWM. If it is 4 pin, then it is probably a PWM. If your computer is within warranty period contact ibuypower.
You can download a portable version (usually its a zip file) of CPU-Z. Select the Mainboard tab in CPU-Z and post the model that is listed in the Motherboard category/frame.
You can download a portable version (usually its a zip file) of CPU-Z. Select the Mainboard tab in CPU-Z and post the model that is listed in the Motherboard category/frame.
Some of those have fan controllers. Have you opened the case and checked where the fans connected ie to the motherboard OR to a controller?
Before opening the case, contact the seller IF it is still under warranty.
BTW speedfan is next to useless on any modern hardware. Speedfan was a decent program in it's day however that day has long passed.
Before opening the case, contact the seller IF it is still under warranty.
BTW speedfan is next to useless on any modern hardware. Speedfan was a decent program in it's day however that day has long passed.
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