Fans speed control


  1. Qone
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    Fans speed control


    I have a problem: i just bought new motherboard and sometimes i have bsods. Well the fans works always at same speed and i thing it isnt ok. How can i make them chenge the speed in automatic, without FanSpeed software?
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  3. carwiz
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    Boohoo, no specs. In any case, a BIOS update may take care of it. I had a tornado going on my last board but a quick check and a BIOS update fixed it. There's usually fan control in the BIOS as well. Some motherboard manufacturers provide utilities that will allow fan and temp changes and/or alarm settings. System specs would go a long way in helping to provide specifics.
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  4. Qone
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    carwiz said:
    Boohoo, no specs. In any case, a BIOS update may take care of it. I had a tornado going on my last board but a quick check and a BIOS update fixed it. There's usually fan control in the BIOS as well. Some motherboard manufacturers provide utilities that will allow fan and temp changes and/or alarm settings. System specs would go a long way in helping to provide specifics.
    Ah yes : Motherboard: p7p55 lx, Intel core i5 650 3.20Gh, Radeon 5750
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  6. ignatzatsonic
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    Qone said:
    I have a problem: i just bought new motherboard and sometimes i have bsods. Well the fans works always at same speed and i thing it isnt ok. How can i make them chenge the speed in automatic, without FanSpeed software?
    I doubt if BSODs and fans always running at the same speed are related--if that is your implication.
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  7. carwiz
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    I concur but let's start from a known point.

    The BIOS should be Version: 1201 (2011-07-02)

    The previous version was 1102 to correct system stability problem.

    If this link works, it points to the available downloads for the P7P55 LX:
    ASUSTeK Computer Inc. -Support- Drivers and Download P7P55 LX
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