If you're overclocking your 'Republic of Gamers' PC or ASUS motherboard, then it's always good to know the state of your system in terms of fan speed, CPU and motherboard temperature and voltage settings. With ASUS Fan Xpert, you are provided with a number of tools to check these.
The main interface of ASUS Fan Xpert is pretty nice, giving you quick access to a number of tools for your system. It ranges from system information including CPU speed, temperature and more.
First, sorry if this has been asked, I looked around and couldnt quite figure out an answer. I have a view 71 RGB edition case. The controller that came with the case/fans has a 4 pin cable to connect to a motherboards fan header. I have a Gigabyte Aorus Gaming 5 motherboard. Theoretically its RG. ASUS Fan Xpert 3.00.01 on 32-bit and 64-bit PCs. This download is licensed as freeware for the Windows (32-bit and 64-bit) operating system on a laptop or desktop PC from hardware diagnostic software without restrictions. ASUS Fan Xpert 3.00.01 is available to all software users as a free download for Windows.
The main reason for having Fan Xpert is actually controlling the CPU fan, which can help you cope with overclocking a CPU. It provides a couple of temperature values in order to show you whether fan speed should be increased, mainly to protect the lifetime of your CPU and other components.
You can ASUS Fan Xpert to find a good balance between CPU speed if you're overclocking and fan speed to keep your system cool enough to function properly.
Overall, ASUS Fan Xpert is a great tool to have installed if you're looking for a way to control the physical fan on your PC and provides all of the information and diagnostics to find a good balance while protecting your system.
Fan Header On Motherboard
Aux Fan Header On Motherboard
Features and highlights
Motherboard Fan Header Amps
- Controls fan speed on Republic of Gamers systems
- Can select between different fans installed
- Can enable or disable fan settings
- Includes information about clock settings and voltage
- Displays CPU, motherboard temperatures
- Displays CPU fan speed in rpm
ASUS Fan Xpert 3.00.01 on 32-bit and 64-bit PCs
This download is licensed as freeware for the Windows (32-bit and 64-bit) operating system on a laptop or desktop PC from hardware diagnostic software without restrictions. ASUS Fan Xpert 3.00.01 is available to all software users as a free download for Windows.
Filed under:- ASUS Fan Xpert Download
- Freeware Hardware Diagnostic Software
- Major release: ASUS Fan Xpert 3.00
The HAF X lets you put in several optional fans, I decided to use some of these for better airflow due to the large amount of drives that will be in the system.
Two of them pretty much serve the exact same purpose, they are exhaust fans that push air out the top of the case. And while I do have a 4-pin header for one of them, I don't have one for the second. I know there are cables out there that let you connect two 3 or 4 pin fans to a single header, but I know these these have problems.
First of all, ones that have all pins for both fans tend to confuse the motherboard by feeding it two RPM monitoring signals at once (Again, since they both serve the same purpose and are in the same location, just motoring the RPM of one of them and adjusting both accordingly at the same time is good enough). So I am guessing I need to keep an eye out for a cable that has pin 3 missing from one of the two fans it connects to right?
Second, would the motherboard be able to supply enough power? They are two 200mm fans, and both have leds as well. I couldn't find information on how much power the fan headers on my motherboard supply, or how much the fans use (Cooler Master Megaflow 200).
I know this is kinda a long shot but, does anybody have any idea if I would be able to connect two of these fans to a single header on my motherboard?