So I installed an ASUS M4A785-M motherboard and got it to run. The only problem with it now is that the CPU and the chassis fans run way too fast and are really loud (I have to turn up my music pretty high to drown them out).
From the unplugging and plugging in I've tested, it seems that one of the power connector slots for the fans outputs more voltage. Right now the CPU is running at ~4500RPM, and chassis fan running current at ~2700RPM. And when I switch the power connectors, they both switch RPM (i.e: CPU fan runs at ~2700RPM and the chassis fan will run at ~4500RPM).
I have the AMD Quiet-N-Cool and Q-Fan settings enabled in the BIOS, but those settings haven't fixed it. I've also tried installing some ASUS temperature/fan control software, doesn't seem to help. Is there something in the BIOS that controls the voltage for those two power connectors?
From the unplugging and plugging in I've tested, it seems that one of the power connector slots for the fans outputs more voltage. Right now the CPU is running at ~4500RPM, and chassis fan running current at ~2700RPM. And when I switch the power connectors, they both switch RPM (i.e: CPU fan runs at ~2700RPM and the chassis fan will run at ~4500RPM).
I have the AMD Quiet-N-Cool and Q-Fan settings enabled in the BIOS, but those settings haven't fixed it. I've also tried installing some ASUS temperature/fan control software, doesn't seem to help. Is there something in the BIOS that controls the voltage for those two power connectors?