Smart Fan Control automatically adjusts the fan speed so that they run faster when the CPU is hotter to maintain the CPU at a constant temperature without running the fan constantly. … At the low temperature, the fans start running at the minimum fan speed.
Should I enable smart fan control?
Ka whakamahi tonu ahau i te mana powhiri atamai ina watea. I te nuinga o te wa ka taea e koe te takawiri i te kōtaha mehemea e tika ana (arā, me whakarite kia piki ake i nga pāmahana rereke). Ko te tikanga ko te mea he iti te pāmahana PTM (penei i te wa e mangere ana), ka taea e te powhiriwhiri te oma tere mo te iti o te haruru.
Ka whakahaerehia e te BIOS te tere o te kaiwhaiwhai?
The BIOS menu is the place to go to adjust the fan speed.
Me pehea e taea ai e ahau te kaiwhaiwhai atamai i te BIOS?
Mena kei te pirangi koe ki te whakaahei i te Tautuhinga Atawhai Maamaa, ka taea e koe te whai i te tautuhinga i konei.
- Pēhia te kī "Mukua" ki te mata POST kia haere ki CMOS.
- Haere ki te PC Health Status> Smart Fan Option> Smart Fan Calibration> Tomo.
- Ka mutu te kitenga, Patohia te F10 hei Tiaki CMOS me te Putaatu.
Me pehea taku tautuhinga pā BIOS?
e hiahia ana koe ki te patu i o kaiwhaiwhai 100% i te takiwa o te 70'c ahakoa kare to punaha e eke ki tera. Ko te iti rawa o te mahana ko te 40'c, kei waenganui i te 2 te hanga i to korero. ma tenei ka whakaiti i te haruru tahi i te kore e whakararu i te whakamatao.
Me whakarite te powhiri CPU ki te auto, PWM ranei?
Me noho i roto i te pane tuarua PTM ranei. Me noho te papu ki te tuatahi. Mena he PWM kaha nga kaiwhaiwhai, he pai te PWM; kei haere me te auto. Ka kitea aunoatia e te Auto ka whakatauhia ki te mea e tika ana.
Should CPU fan be on PWM?
PWM = the 4th pin on a fan header, which has a more granular, more smooth control option. A DC curve is usually in ‘steps’, while with PWM it’s more of a curve, allowing for less noticable fan noise increases. So Auto and PWM should both do the same, as you have a 4 pin fan.
Me pehea e taea ai e au te whakahaere i taku tere tere me te kore BIOS?
SpeedFan. Ki te kore te BIOS o to rorohiko e whakaae ki a koe ki te whakatika i te tere o te pupuhi, ka taea e koe te whiriwhiri ki te haere me te powhiriwhiri tere. Koinei tetahi o nga taputapu kore utu e kaha ake ai te whakahaere i o kaiwhaiwhai CPU. Kua roa a SpeedFan mo nga tau, a koinei tonu te raupaparorohiko e whakamahia nuitia ana mo te mana powhiri.
He kino ki te whakahaere i o kaiwhaiwhai PC i te 100?
Ko te whakahaere i nga kaiwhaiwhai i te tere tere he tino haumaru (he pai ake me te purongo whakamahana 92 C, ara). I kii a Korth, ko te mahi pera ka poto te oranga o nga kaiwhaiwhai, engari he iti noa nga kaiwhaiwhai e ora ana i etahi atu waahanga.
How do I check my BIOS fan?
Press F2 during start to enter BIOS Setup. Select Advanced > Cooling. Fan settings are shown in the CPU Fan Header pane.
Ko tehea te PWM pai ake ranei DC?
Kaiwhaiwhai PWM he whai hua na te mea ka whakaitihia te whakaputa haruru me te kaha ake o te kaha atu i nga kaiwhaiwhai DC. Na te ahua o ta raatau mahi, ka roa ake nga tohu i roto i te PWM fan.
Ko te RPM teitei ake he pai ake te whakamatao?
Ko te nui ake te pai ahakoa o te RPM, matatahi, aha atu. Ko te nui o te hau e neke ana. Kare au e whakaae, ko te mea powhiriwhiri he CFM teitei i te rangi tuwhera kare pea i te rawaka te pehanga pateko hei pana hau ki roto i tetahi mea penei i te radiator.
He aha te tere o te paahi me whakamahi e au?
Tautuhia te tere o te powhiri ki runga, engari i nga ra tino makuku. Ina he nui te haumākū, whakaahuruhia te tere o te powhiri kia pai ake te whakamarie. Ma te iti o te tere i nga ra makuku ka pai ake te whakamatao i to kaainga me te tango atu i te makuku mai i te hau na te puhoi haere o te hau i roto i nga taputapu whakamatao.
Me tere tonu taku whakahaere i aku kaiwhaiwhai PC?
Te whakahaere i nga kaiwhaiwhai i He pai ake te tere tere mo etahi atu waahanga, na te mea ka whakamatao ake. Ka whakapotohia te oranga o nga kaipara, ina koa he paera mau ringaringa.