Asus probe not reporting PSU fan RPM.

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Andy Lawson

Hi all,

I recently replaced my PSU, and the new unit has a PSU fan RPM
connector, so I connected it to my A7V600. The BIOS reports the fan
speed fine, but Probe 2.22.04 running under Win2k SP4 reports it as zero.

Any ideas?

Cheers!
 
Oops - forgot to mention - I already did that. It's at that point that
it starts alarming.
 
Up(or down) the Threshold and see what happens.
Some fans run at to low a speed.
My PSU fan can drop to low rpms and trigger the alarm.
 
It reads as zero - I'd have to drop the threshold to nothing.
It's not the alarm threshold that's the problem - it's the fact it does
not read the fan RPM. For some reason, Probe can't read the info even
tho the BIOS does.

Cheers!
 
It reads as zero - I'd have to drop the threshold to nothing.
It's not the alarm threshold that's the problem - it's the fact it does
not read the fan RPM. For some reason, Probe can't read the info even
tho the BIOS does.
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Got the same problem. Bios read PSU Fan speed correctly (~1900rpm) but Pc
Probe shows 0 :/

Tried a lot of pc probe versions but no solve at all :/

Mobo - a7v600/bios 1006
 
Sorry for the email, I meant to reply to group :)

You have to change the fan divisor. The default fan devisor may be set too
low to read a low rpm fan. The default fan divisor is 2. Try setting it to
4
or 8. I'm not sure if Asus Probe allows you to change the divisor.

I use speedfan so I was able to change it in the advanced settings. Asus
Probe and Speedfan don't seem to work well together so I only run Speedfan
now.

When I upgraded to an Antec power supply I was getting 0 rpm in Speedfan
until I changed
the fan divisor.

Maybe somebody here knows how to adjust this setting in Asus Probe. I
assume it's a registry entry -?-

Ghia
 
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