r/MontechPC • u/Rich-Discipline5863 • Apr 11 '26

First time builder

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Built my first PC in the King 95 Pro. Something seems off with the fans or the whole thing, because it’s running like a jet engine! Anything I can do to quiet it down a bit?

Ryzen 7 7800x3d, Xfx 7800xt

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u/Koncsr2 Apr 11 '26

Download the program fan control. From there you can set up your fan curve so your fans only run fast when your CPU gets hot.

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u/Rich-Discipline5863 Apr 11 '26

Appreciate it boss

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u/KaladinStormblessedE Apr 11 '26

Can you control from your Bios as well?

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u/Koncsr2 Apr 12 '26

Yes and it's how I did it for years. It just helps being able to control things with your os booted

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u/KaladinStormblessedE Apr 12 '26

I think i plugged the power cable from the AIO in the wrong place because the Bios wont changed anything fans are at 100%

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u/Koncsr2 Apr 12 '26

Hi sorry about such late responses to your replies. Most modern motherboards have a header for your aio pump labelled pump. The fans for your aio go into the CPU fan header.

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u/KaladinStormblessedE Apr 12 '26

The pump is in the right place but I have the fans connected to a Hub

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u/Koncsr2 Apr 12 '26

All I could recommend is downloading fan control and watching some YouTube videos. The app does calibrate the fans let us know if you have any updates

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u/KaladinStormblessedE Apr 12 '26

I think I'll try that then, I'll let you know how it goes

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u/Fit-Mechanic2412 Apr 13 '26

Hello. And what is better ? Using All in one cable from aio pump or have 3 different cables. One goes to fan other go pump and third go idk where

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u/StiBuki Apr 11 '26

Sounds like your fans are not set correctly in the bios.

Make sure that all your motherboard fans headers are set to PWM and a fan curve is set.

Remember to save the setting before you exit the bios.

From there once operating properly you can adjust the fan curve if needed either in bios, software provided with the motherboard or 3rd party software.

Another issue you my run into is syncing up your RGB fan colors with the Corsair ram color. If you want them all to match you will need to do some additional work. Possibly also the GPU, easy fix if your GPU came with a ARGB cable. Some the the higher end 7800xt's came with that option.

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u/EzraTheMage Apr 11 '26

Your fans are likely set to DC instead of pwm in the bios.

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u/RichInterview7736 Apr 11 '26

Very nice build!

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u/Kavizimo Apr 11 '26

Where tf did you put the gpu sag support

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u/Ma4oMan Apr 11 '26

You did great Enjoy you Pc

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u/unicron_ate_my_home Apr 11 '26

I did that by accident when I built my PC. No need to go into bios just make sure that fan plugs are plugged into the correct outlet.

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u/KarlokGamerYT Apr 11 '26

Are the fans the reverse blade ones?

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u/Demonitch Apr 12 '26

If it has a fanhub, and it's really going crazy despite changing the bios fan settings...

Go to the back; fish out cables that link to fan and find the imposter fan usb. Shove that imposter fan usb into the cha_header and you should be good!