I have also heard one AORUS MASTER and it was extremely noisy, by open case it was difficult to have normal conversation.

My favorite is exactly what has GIGABYTE X570 AORUS ELITE, but I was afraid about the noise as on the forums I have seen complaints. Thank you and for so fast answers and sharing your personal experience. If this noise issue can not be resolved I would need to use intel for my PC upgrade. I like silence for normal work, I prepare everything, and start all the computing processes when going sleep. If Speedfan is not an option can it be regulated in BIOS? If BIOS is regulating fans on my current board the bios regulation is not compatible with Speedfan, that would mean that BIOS must be able to read also HDDs temperatures and allow fan control based on HDDs temperature (my actual PC bios can not read hdd temps).įor the owners of X570 boards do you have any experience? Can you please look in your bios or speedfan what is possible and what not? The mainboard manufacturers are very silent about the micro fans and I'm not able to find any reasonable information. Is something like this possible with the integrated micro fan? If speedfan can regulate it great that will be best. When doing normal work fans are off and passive cooling is fully sufficient. I do not remember seeing 100% RPM of any fan, even when doing heavy rendering, posters of several gigabytes ripping, video encoding. Only exception from this are front fans that depend on HDD temperature and start at 30 ☌ going up to 100% RPM at 50 ☌.

All X570 boards interesting for me (for example: GIGABYTE X570 AORUS ELITE) are using very small and very noisy fans.īefore I would ask my question let me explain how I'm using fans in my PC: I'm using Speedfan (great application, I absolutely like it, unfortunately only windows compatible) to regulate fans in my actual PC where fans start spinning at 50 ☌ with 30%RPM and goes up to 100% RPM at 90 ☌. I decided to go the AMD way with X570 chipset and here the problem starts. After long time I would like to upgrade my PC.

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