Update 148 broke the control for me[Fixed]

[JesusPwnsYa]

For me all the sensors and outputs still work, but it seems like the process doesn't have control over my fans anymore.
I've been using fancontrol for over half a year, so I kind of know how it works by now. And since I didn't change anything (No driver updates in recent days) besides the update, it can only be the update itself.(Since it only started happening after the update)

If I wasn't quite sure I wouldn't want to bother you.

So to explain my issue in more detail:
My case fans have been fixed to 50%+ with a flat curve.
The 50% on them doesn't change at all, since my temps are quite low compared to my curves.

But the case fans go up from 880 to 1100 just by a small short load on my cpu.




(Current | Minimum | Maximum | Average RPM)

hopefully it's just a small bug.

[Rem0o]

Take your front fan control, put it in manual mode, and slide the slider arround. Does the rpm change at all?

From here, it seems like your control -> speed pairing is wrong, so the RPM you are monitoring on the control card is not the proper one.

Try and run this and see if your pairing is proper:

[JesusPwnsYa]

Hi, thanks for the reply.
Manual control does control the fan.

The thing is, I don't have any other fan control software installed and the default fancurves are set up in the BIOS.

Before the fan control seemed to be forced, now not so much.

[Rem0o]

I noticed Front Fan "S". How many fans are plugged into that header?

[JesusPwnsYa]

3 each.
But funnily enough forcing all my fans to manual mode once seems to have fixed my issue.
😅
Hope I don't have to do this after each restart, since a restart didn't fix my issue.

[Rem0o]

My question is, what RPM is it reading when daisy chaining fans like this?

[Rem0o]

Are all fans the same?

[JesusPwnsYa]

Yes, they are all the same models. Of course there will be a bit of difference between them, but I'm sure that wouldn't be 33%.
Top fans are 2x Noiseblocker eLoop B14-3(Up to 1400 RPM) and front fans are 3x NB PK-2(Up to 1200 RPM).
(Yes I mistakingly said 3 each above.)

[JesusPwnsYa]

So setting manual control fixed it for me, restarts didn't. After rebooting today it still works fine. 🤷