Also my CPU Fan is a 4-pin and my motherboard has a 4-pin for the CPU Fan so everything is good with the headers. Simply put, a PWM fan turns off and on very fast to run at lower speeds.
The control panel contains 4 dots allows you to drag and adjust the Smart Speed slopes. Smart Mode: a linear fan speed control feature. But it doesnt hurt specifically setting PWM to on. So Auto and PWM should both do the same, as you have a 4 pin fan. A DC curve is usually in steps, while with PWM its more of a curve, allowing for less noticable fan noise increases. Manual Mode: allows you to manually control the CPU fan speed by percentage. PWM the 4th pin on a fan header, which has a more granular, more smooth control option. first the cpu fan, i can change smart fan control (on/off), the fan type mode, temperature. You can switch the control mode by clicking the Smart Mode and Manual Mode buttons on the top of the CPU Fan control panel. I did a quick Google search about this setting and people say that "PWM" is better than "Auto", so i did what they said, i changed the setting from "Auto" to "PWM", my question here is, what does it actually do? I mean what are the advantages of using "PWM" than "Auto"? Is it better? Because i'm a bit confused here. Marca: MSI Peso: 1300 Gr Código del producto: 911-7C56-001 Código EAN/UPC: 4719072731885 Part number: 911-7C56-001 Stock. I was in my bios now and here is what i find on hardware monitor: So i see a list of my fans. I went to BIOS to check for any Fan settings for my CPU, i checked every section except the last one which was "PC Health Status", i went there and saw the setting "CPU Smart FAN Mode", this setting was set to "Auto" i clicked on it to see for any other options and i saw "Voltage" and "PWM". Hello everyone, first of all, English is not my mother tongue so i hope you understand what i say.
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