If you are thinking about overclocking your system, first it is advisable to increase the rotational speed of the coolers. This applies to both the processor cooler and the fan, which is attached to the computer case. Most motherboards have a manual fan setting option. This can be done using the BIOS menu.
It is necessary
Windows computer
Instructions
Step 1
Before you start increasing the cooler speed, you should make sure that your motherboard supports this option. This information should be mandatory in the manual for it. Almost all modern motherboards from different manufacturers have the function of adjusting the speed of the cooler.
Step 2
Turn on your computer. Immediately after that, you need to press the Del key. In most cases, it is with this button that you can open the BIOS menu. If nothing happens after pressing this key, see the instructions for the motherboard. There should be a button that is responsible for opening the BIOS menu.
Step 3
After opening the BIOS, go to the POWER section. In this section select HW Monitor configuration. There should be an option for regulating the speed of the coolers. Depending on the motherboard model, this option may be called differently, for example, CPU Q-Fan function or simply Fan control. You should target the word Fan. Select this option and press Enter. From the options offered, select Enable, and then the Profile line.
Step 4
Several fan speed modes will appear. Select Performance mode. The coolers will work at maximum speed in it. However, Turbo mode may be available on some motherboards. If maximum cooling of computer components is extremely important for you, then in the presence of Turbo-mode it is best to choose it.
Step 5
After selecting the desired mode, exit the BIOS. Be sure to save the changed settings beforehand. The computer will restart. The next time you start it, the cooler speed will increase.
