Pretty crummy of Dell to not let us monitor the fans, I can see them wanting to not allow control but no reason not to allow monitoring of them. I have attached the log for you to review. It appears someone might have found a way but the link provided no longer works so not sure what monitor app they used that was Beta 3. I even loaded good old SpeedFan to see if it might detect them but no.

I did not receive that dialog, and have searched all the settings in HWiNFO but found no means to monitor the fans. I ask so I can see if there is a way to detect your situation automatically, so I would not need an explicit option. If you can post that here, it would be helpful. A fan on the backplate of my GPU controlled by Memory Junction Temps. I have my GPU AIO Pump controlled by GPU1 Temp. Ie Max CPU temp, average CPU/GPU temp, max temp of CPU/GPU combined etc. 3620 dell dell precision dell tower fan control fan speed P proprietarybs. Argus Monitor can bind any temperature sensor to any fan header and can set a variaty of ways it is controlled. If you can (and are willing), from the HWiNFO sensors screen, click the 'Logging' button (looks like a page with a green plus on it) and log a few seconds of activity. The fan has been running continuously ever since even though no programs are. If you've already tried all this, I'll see about adding an option to disable fan monitoring. Also, make sure the Sensor setting 'Show all fans.' is checked (this is critical). Make sure you DO enable monitoring this sensor if you don't, you won't be able to see the fans. When HWiNFO runs, you might see this dialog:

SilverAzide wrote: ↑ March 3rd, 2022, 10:10 pm

No fan control option hwinfo