Questions about fan control

[Thelyron]

Is there any way, maybe a program or a setting, that allows me to temporarily turn off all fans that are inside of my computer? Right now i can access the cpu and case fans from the bios, and the gpu fans from expertool (though it doesn't allow me to turn off the fans completely, i can only run them at 29% through that), but i would need to access them all while logged into windows. There is a sound coming out of my pc that i'm trying to isolate, so i would need to be able to turn all moving parts in there off to check which component is causing it. My guess right now is the psu fan, but i can't be sure until i turned the others off, and i would prefer no to go in there and disconnect all the fans.

[Thunderball]

Most fans dont support full PWM duty cycle. Which means that you're never gonna get 0% even if you set 0% in software. Best way around it is using an external fan controller. So your only option is to unplug the fans. Also, before you go super crazy about your fans making noise check the HDDs first

[Thelyron]

Most fans dont support full PWM duty cycle. Which means that you're never gonna get 0% even if you set 0% in software. Best way around it is using an external fan controller. So your only option is to unplug the fans. Also, before you go super crazy about your fans making noise check the HDDs first

I don't have any hdds. I don't think it's the fans either, i'm running low db be quiet fans, and they seem to hold up to what they promise. I think it's either the psu, or something in there vibrating when it shouldn't.

[Shakadam]

Try Argus Monitor, it has a free trial period.