It's typical for a 5600MHz DDR5 memory to be advertised as 2400MHz per stick when XMP is active.
It's typical for a 5600MHz DDR5 memory to be advertised as 2400MHz per stick when XMP is active.
You're wondering if you can adjust fan speeds using CAM or Windows 11, since you've already set up two fans via BIOS. There might be software available to manage them through Windows, but it depends on the specific hardware and firmware support.
You can still create a profile, you don’t have to tweak the fan speed continuously.
It's clear you're looking for specialized tools that allow custom profiles based on conditions. I aim to pick software offering ready-made settings. I need to adjust them based on noise levels, weather changes, and temperature shifts—like reducing fan speed in cold weather or increasing it during hot days. Currently, the two fans in my BIOS are set to 47% at 50°C and stay off during boot. I plan to switch to NZXT CAM for more flexible, weather-responsive profiles.
Fans didn't take it too seriously, just stuck everything at 1000/1200 and ignored them.
It clearly displays the standard base speed for DDR5, nothing suspicious at all.