Temperatures Based on Fan Speed
Mother Board Monitor 5 now supports RPM conversion for temperature sensing variable speed fans or "smart" fans. Smart fans increase their speed and airflow in response to a temperature sensor mounted on the fan. MBM 5 cannot read the fan's temperature sensor directly but it can provide an estimate based on the fan's speed and a user supplied calibration table.
Important: MBM 5 does NOT control the fan speed -- it just estimates the temperature that the fan's sensor is reporting.
Configuring This Advanced Feature
Remember, the reading you get is only as accurate as your calibration table and MBM 5 is NOT controlling the speed of your fan.
Sample Calibration Table for 80mm Thermal Take Smart Case Fan. Each fan should be individually calibrated for the most accurate results. (This fan has its temperature sensor on a 3" lead making it possible to position it for several configurations. Its temperature response range runs from about 25 to 35 degrees C. Available from http://www.thecardcooler.com/ )
Thermal Take Smart Case Fan
Use one RPM:Temp value pair per line
/*********************************************/
/* format : FanSpeed Temperature */
/* example: 1200:34 */
/* 1250:36 */
/* do not remove these lines and start */
/* directly below this section */
/*********************************************/
0:0
1000:10
2000:20
2480:23
2690:24
2900:25
3110:26
3320:27
3530:28
3740:29
3950:30
4160:31
4370:32
4580:33
4790:34
5000:35
5210:36
Sample Calibration Table for 92mm Generic Variable Speed Fan. Each fan should be individually calibrated for the most accurate results. (This fan has its temperature sensor mounted directly on the hub making it best suited as an exhaust fan. Its temperature response range runs from about 15 to 45 degrees C. Available from http://www.thecardcooler.com/ )
Generic Variable Speed Fan
Use one RPM:Temp value pair per line
/*********************************************/
/* format : FanSpeed Temperature */
/* example: 1200:34 */
/* 1250:36 */
/* do not remove these lines and start */
/* directly below this section */
/*********************************************/
1800:15
1840:16
1880:17
1920:18
1960:19
2000:20
2060:21
2120:22
2180:23
2240:24
2300:25
2360:26
2420:27
2480:28
2540:29
2600:30
2660:31
2720:32
2780:33
2840:34
2900:35
2920:36
2940:37
2960:38
2980:39
3000:40
3020:41
3040:42
3060:43
3080:44
3100:45