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    Angry speedfan

    i can get speedfan to run from startup,
    but can you get it to remember the settings every time?
    i set one of the fans to 20%, but it restarts @ 100%


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    Does anyone know how to do the above ?

    It is really annoying that speedfan won't remember the settings for fan control after a restart

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    try a reinstall of speed fan
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    tried that

    I have my cpu fan configured to 40% with 'automatic fan control' ticked

    I have had a search around and it does not appear it is able to remember the 40% after a restart

    sure it can be configured to run up to 100% should the cpu temp get too high at a temp you specify...

    can anyone confirm if speedfan is able to run fans at 40% or other customised values following a restart?

    thanks

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    Does your fan actually change speeds when you adjust it within speedfan? It could be that the fan's fixed at 100% anyway.

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    yeah it does

    do you use speedfan ?

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    Yes, but my CPU fan is always at 100% because my motherboard doesn't support variable CPU fan speed.

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    thread revival!

    well I am a complete dolt! it was under my nose the whole time

    figured out that using the 'speed' tab under the configure menu that i can select the pwm sensor and set it up that the cpu fan will spin at 40% to 75% and my case fans to 60%


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