Anyone know if Q-Fan control in bios on modern Asus boards still cap non PWM case fan lowest speed to 60% for "safety" (can't go below 60% with case fan mobo pins)? Can't tell from the manuals, they draw a hard line at 60% in the manual pics making it look like they still do, and silent mode is probably only for PWM fans.
About to do a high end upgrade after a decade and that was one of my main annoyances with Asus (having to always use fan software), I run custom coolers not needing case fan curves, just need permanent 50% speed for silence as my Noctua fans become noticeably audible at 60% or higher.
Doesn't help I still use speedfan lol, which runs fans to 100% on initialization before going to set speed while also getting Windows access violation errors once every couple months on boot. What is the best universal low resources fan software these days... Just found FanControl, is that what people use these days?
About to do a high end upgrade after a decade and that was one of my main annoyances with Asus (having to always use fan software), I run custom coolers not needing case fan curves, just need permanent 50% speed for silence as my Noctua fans become noticeably audible at 60% or higher.
Doesn't help I still use speedfan lol, which runs fans to 100% on initialization before going to set speed while also getting Windows access violation errors once every couple months on boot. What is the best universal low resources fan software these days... Just found FanControl, is that what people use these days?
