URGENT: will my mobo BOOT if i connect CPU HSF FAN to Rheobus???

[hamhead]

will my mobo BOOT if i connect CPU HSF FAN to Rheobus???

I have decided on the AC Freezer 64 pro and am wanting to lower noise even more.

will my mobo beep or be unable to boot if i connect the CPU Fan to a Rheobus where i can manually control fan speed?

im running a MSI Neo NF4 mobo

TIA

[Amourek]

An XP120 + Coolermaster 120mm outperforms the Freezer by a few degrees when the fan speeds are adjusted so that they're roughly the same noise level (I've owned both). Can't speak for the Alpine.

[goofball]

Go into your BIOS and tell it to not monitor the CPU FAN header. Then you shouldn't have any problem.

[willy]

I personally do NOT recommend manually control CPU fan speed. It has direct impact of system stability.

[Polaren]

Connecting the cpu fan to the fan controller or a rheobus will work. Just disable hardware monitor in the BIOS to detect the CPU fan. If will not cause any stability issues as long as your temps are fine.

[hamhead]

i wanna do this because i tried speedfan but couldnt find where to manually control fan speed. i set it to automatic fan speed but the noise doesnt change. thats why im using a rheobus b/c speedfan seems useless as i dont really know how to use it.

[ppl4golf]

i wanna do this because i tried speedfan but couldnt find where to manually control fan speed. i set it to automatic fan speed but the noise doesnt change. thats why im using a rheobus b/c speedfan seems useless as i dont really know how to use it.

One of my rigs uses a Zalman 5.25" fan controller, the CPU fan is controlled that way and there is a plug to the CPUFAN socket to monitor speed. So it doesn't get 'fooled' that way.

Like others have said, disable the overheat protection / temp monitoring or whatever it is called in the BIOS if it doesn't boot or got shut down if the CPUFAN is too slow.

[ShadowVlican]

Go into your BIOS and tell it to not monitor the CPU FAN header. Then you shouldn't have any problem.
that's what i do.. and have been doing since 2002....

[goofball]

One of my rigs uses a Zalman 5.25" fan controller, the CPU fan is controlled that way and there is a plug to the CPUFAN socket to monitor speed. So it doesn't get 'fooled' that way.


I do this manually. $1.49 for the 3pin connector at Active Electronics, and remove the RPM sensor wire from the fan connector, put it onto the new 3pin that I bought, and plug this into the motherboard fan header while power/negative go to a fan controller.

[squall458]

you can also get a zalman fanmate 2 which allows you to control it externally. though you have to find a way to route it to the outside.