I should have clarified.I meant that I have no intention of overclocking the processor or memory so I wondered if having fan control was still necessary. Running an intensive application or game would allow you to monitor your pc and adjust fan speeds or set better power settings than what windows provides. Lastly, one doesn't need to overclock their pc for this to be useful. Fan Xpert 4 works better than the BIOS version. There is a PC Cleaner and updater as well.īasically you use Fan Xpert 4 to better control fan speeds when temperatures get to high. AISuite also allows you to fine tune overclocks of the CPU and RAM, Fine tune power settings, provide PC info that the BIOS reports, Rename and add custom images to BIOS files, view hardware stats like fan speeds, CPU speeds, temps and power, voltages, power consumption, ext. You can only see the extra features in AISuite within Windows. AISuite adds some of the features that the BIOS has plus the features that don't fit on the BIOS EEPROM chip.
There is not enough EEPROM storage space for the BIOS to hold all the features that the motherboard is capable of. Fan Xpert 4 allows you to more effectively regulate fan speeds over what the BIOS can do. Is there any other reason to install AISuite3 with all of its bloated services it installs? I don't overclock and my fans are not loud and, as such, would rarely use any fan control feature. I will let you know what I discover after I finish setting it up.The ASUS AISuite.after reading numerous posts, it seems like the best feature of this software is for Windows based fan control on demand, although fans can settings can also be tweaked in the BIOS/UEFI, right? The Deep Cool fans that I have dont have standard argb connectors and need an adaptor so I have to wait for those adaptors to arrive before starting this new build. If it doesnt essentially increase the number of argb headers then it's really confusing why this box even comes with argb ports because the AIO doesnt come with any lights. If the box doesn't enable either individual control or sequence the lighting then it will have very little benefit over a cheap wire splitter and that would be a bummer. I'm hoping that it will make the argb fans have individual control in order to utilize sequence as opposed to all doing the same thing only. There are no instructions whatsoever to clarify whether the radiator fans should each be plugged into the box or instead into the daisy chain wire provided and that wire plugged into one of the ports on the box or if the daisy chain should be plugged into the Mobo AIO header leaving the fan controller box ports available for case fans, etc. I can't find the answer to this either but will be finding out soon since the Ryujin II came with a ROG Fan Controller ( ) and there's practically no information available on it.
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