So, there is no Gigabyte folder in 'Program Files' in your case? Nothing? It installs but it's not there? SIV (System Information Viewer) is for fan control. Quote from: RygelCumberbatch on June 14, 2017, 12:43:58 pm Motherboard: GA-AX370-Gaming 5EasyTune is for overclocking. But I'd really like to have some control of my fans without having to restart my PC as I often leave it on overnight to download stuff (slow internet sucks), which means turning the fan speed down so as not to keep me up all night. And a lot of people have said to steer clear of SIV. A few people have complained about not being able to control their fans at all on the Gaming 5. Having Google'd the issue, I can't find any people having the same issue. I then booted up Windows again and, like before, SYS_FAN3 continued to run at 100% with no ability to alter the speed and SYS_FAN4 was still undetected, thus spun down.Įven clicking the 'Calibrate' button in SIV failed to detect SYS_FAN4. I went into the BIOS (after updating it to F5) and set 'Fan Control Mode' on SYS_FAN3 and SYS_FAN4 from 'Auto' to 'Voltage'. It also states that SYS_FAN3 is locked at 100% and I'm unable to alter the speed based on temperature. When looking at the fan details in SIV, it simply states that no fan is connected to SYS_FAN4. Even though the fan spins up when the PC is turned on, it ceases to spin shortly after logging into Windows 10. With SIV installed (it has since been uninstalled), it fails to detect the fan plugged into SYS_FAN4. SYS_FAN3 & SYS_FAN4 are DC fans and do have issues, but only when SIV is installed. SYS_FAN1 & SYS_FAN2 are PWM fans and have no issues. I have five fans installed, one on the CPU cooler, and four case fans plugged into SYS_FAN1/2/3/4.
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