CPU Optional Fan idles at 1800 RPM

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clutchc
I don't know why board manufacturers do that. No provision for speed control on the aux CPU fan. And on a high end board! Your only option is to plug it into one of the sys fan headers that may have control, or to add a fan controller. Or leave it off if it is not needed.
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clutchc

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I don't know why board manufacturers do that. No provision for speed control on the aux CPU fan. And on a high end board! Your only option is to plug it into one of the sys fan headers that may have control, or to add a fan controller. Or leave it off if it is not needed.
 
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I feared this would happen. Luckily my case came with a fan controller so I'll connect it to that.
 
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