Design me a computer!

Nope, there are programs that can MONITOR them, but I haven't heard of any program that can actually lower the voltages delivered to your fans by software.

Speedfan (I use it to monitor my CPU/GPU ect. temp) has options to do it, but strangely I just went to verify it, and it freezes when I get there... my computer never freezes.

I'm fairly sure you can't through software, but I could've sworn I saw it.

It must be for the CPU fan, because the CPU fan draws power from the motherboard, which voltage could possibly be controlled by software.

Aye, I believe it has different fan settings for each CPU load % 40,80,100... which is basically what a fan controller is?

I just crank it to max because I have like super tolerance for noise

I don't really mind it when I'm on it, but I'd like to leave it on while I sleep, and the humm from my current fans are just annnoying the fuck out of me.

I've done a bit of research, but it seems I need to find the right fan for my MOBO I'm planning on (neo2 platinum) some huge ones just don't fit on it.

Bump*

ended up just doing it myself, if anyone would like to critisize it, here it is:

www.insolence9.com/pcspecs.html