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Select the Fan Speed Control option from the submenu to open the fan controls. 3. Scroll down to the Fan Speed Control section of the page. This section contains the RPM settings for the computer fans. Select the fan you would like to turn up and press Enter.. Choose the desired speed from the list (for example: 400 RPM or 500 RPM) and press Enter again to save the setting.
I bet it is your cpu fan speeding up due to a increase in heat. I am not sure if this is likely but I think the new video card might have stressed your power supply and your power supply is now causing your computer to over heat. Just a guess.The cpu fan will normally rev up when your cpu is getting hot.he problem would be identifying which fan causes the noise. Either CPU fan, chassis fan or even the power supply fan. If I were you I would open my case side door and see what's inside, maybe snap a picture. and then first try to disconnect the chassis fan, since it's the easiest and cheapest to replace.