Evening all,
I'm looking at a new build and trying to work out what I would think would be a simple question, details of which I would expect to be included in specs of products.
It seems that most AIOs have moved to using motherboard fan headers, but without providing a motherboard temperature sensor connection (providing liquid temps) you would only be able to control fan speeds by the CPU temp.
I think it's generally accepted that setting fan speed based on transient CPU temp is largely a recipe for rapid fan rampup/down, which is annoying.
So my question is:
Which AIO CPU coolers have liquid temp sensors and which allow the setting of fan (and maybe pump) speeds based on that temperature?
Or does an AIO user have to buy separate fan controller boards/do it in software?
(Note: I'm aware of Argus and that some of the newer Corsair AIOs come with a `Commander`, but they apparently have fairly loud pump noise thanks to not using Asetek pumps any more)
I'm looking at a new build and trying to work out what I would think would be a simple question, details of which I would expect to be included in specs of products.
It seems that most AIOs have moved to using motherboard fan headers, but without providing a motherboard temperature sensor connection (providing liquid temps) you would only be able to control fan speeds by the CPU temp.
I think it's generally accepted that setting fan speed based on transient CPU temp is largely a recipe for rapid fan rampup/down, which is annoying.
So my question is:
Which AIO CPU coolers have liquid temp sensors and which allow the setting of fan (and maybe pump) speeds based on that temperature?
Or does an AIO user have to buy separate fan controller boards/do it in software?
(Note: I'm aware of Argus and that some of the newer Corsair AIOs come with a `Commander`, but they apparently have fairly loud pump noise thanks to not using Asetek pumps any more)