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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.
In addition, the higher rpm fan will use a bit more electricity than the lower rpm fan but its barely noticeable maybe 1-2 watts more? Fans typically use about 2-7 watts, 7 means the extreme high performance fans like those delta fans that spin at something like 3000-4000 rpm. am doing research on cooling fans to build a gaming PC early next year. I have a question regarding the rpm for the cooling fans. I have looked at several 120 mm cooling fans. I saw two types of fans built by Corsair and will use them as an example: