I want my small fans on all the time at 50% anyway as I use them to cool my chipset, then I ramp them up to 100% above 55C in Armoury Crate (which is all the time, lol). I'm not going back into the BIOS again now, but I think what you see is normal.
To be fair I didn't look inside the case to check if they really had stopped, but I'm sure everything is working well for me as I can hear them at max speed. You also get the benefit of being able to see what driver versions you have installed, which simplifies driver updates.Įdit: I don't think I got the 'stop-fan' option either in PWM mode, but I could lower the fan curve to zero. For fans directly connected to the motherboard it works well. If you don't like it, the you can easily remove it fully. it runs fine as a portable install, just from its own folder. If you can't get Q-Fan to work as you want and you'd like to avoid Armoury Crate, then you might try this free Windows software - I have no need to use it, but people say it's very good. My fans have 3 wires each, rather than 4 wires like some. ASUS Prime series motherboards are expertly engineered to unleash the full potential of 13 th Gen Intel ® Core Processors. The software also allows you to pick a position where the. de 2020 Fan Xpert 4 in AI Suite 3 is used to control all the fans that connect to the motherboard, user can adjust rotating speed of fans to. It also offers built-in calibration just like the UEFI. I have two small fans connected directly to my motherboard and those are the ones I can control with Q-Fan, not ones that are connected via a USB fan controller. ASUSs fan control in Windows is through their DIP5 program under FanXpert4. In BIOS, Q-Fan seems to work for me in both modes (PWM and DC) although they were both set to auto-detect when I first looked.
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