Killercacciatore
Enthusiast
Hi there.
So in my Asus A88XM-A Motherboard, i only have a single "sys_fan" 4 pin connector, and since I'm using more than one fan I'm using a splitter with 3 fans connected to it, 2 Zalman fans and an itek fan both 120 mm.
The problem is that when I open HardWare Monitor to check the fan speeds it shows random numbers jumping from 350 to 1200 or even 6000 and sometimes they jump to 80000 or even higher! it's like the RPM sensors conflict with each other.
Is this caused by the triple splitter? or by the fact that I'm using 2 fans from a brand (which were included with the case by the way) and a different brand one? another thing that I tried is blocking one of the fans and the speed went to "0" even if the other 2 were still spinning.
Any ideas? all I really wanted was to have all 3 fans speed up/slow down at the same time, and it feels like they are all spinning at max speed.
So in my Asus A88XM-A Motherboard, i only have a single "sys_fan" 4 pin connector, and since I'm using more than one fan I'm using a splitter with 3 fans connected to it, 2 Zalman fans and an itek fan both 120 mm.
The problem is that when I open HardWare Monitor to check the fan speeds it shows random numbers jumping from 350 to 1200 or even 6000 and sometimes they jump to 80000 or even higher! it's like the RPM sensors conflict with each other.
Is this caused by the triple splitter? or by the fact that I'm using 2 fans from a brand (which were included with the case by the way) and a different brand one? another thing that I tried is blocking one of the fans and the speed went to "0" even if the other 2 were still spinning.
Any ideas? all I really wanted was to have all 3 fans speed up/slow down at the same time, and it feels like they are all spinning at max speed.