So I just installed my corsair H60, and new fans.
Q1 Wondering if I can control my gpu fan speed?
I figured out how to change the other fans in the bios.

With the stock intel cooler I was around 34 degrees idle.

The H60, the two fans for push/pull I plugged into CPU FAN1 (with a splitter) and the power to the unit I put in CPU 2. ( Instructions said plug it in any 3 or 4 pin )
Q2 On the bios its showing CPU 2 @ 4XXX RPM's, is that the pump ?
I set the intakes and top exhaust to 1300 RPM, any more is too noisy.
And the 2 fans for the rad, I might need help setting up a good curve.

Q3 Also how can I stop my gpu from sloping in the front from the weight?






This post was edited by TSL on Aug 16 2016 07:28pm

You can create a custom fan profile for your GPU in MSI Afterburner.

don't forget your gpu doesn't turn its fan on until above 60c

Thanks.
Any thoughts on the other 2 questions?

yeah it's the pump since you have to plug in the power from the pump to the cpu fan header

fishing line, or a gpu jack but i don't think you can really find those anymore?
there's this, from puget systems which is a computer hardware company near me actually lol

https://www.amazon.com/Puget-Systems-Universal-Acrylic-Brace/dp/B019ZZQVK8

I'm getting this GPU brace tomorrow most likely: https://www.amazon.com/Graphics-Support-Holder-custom-Gaming/dp/B01DQK7DDW

Why?

It looks nice and I'm not a fan of GPU sag.

It is an epidemic sweeping the nation.

The braces that you remove on the back of the case to have gpu video sockets going out of the case, the screws that attached the brace should now instead hold up your gpu, if it doesnt already do so.


The fan rpm measurer is incorrect at all times imo

If u dont oc, h60 should be set to default fan curve.


I dont touch my fan curve on 4.4ghz i5 and ibt never goes above 69

This post was edited by ChingeR on Aug 16 2016 09:57pm