P35 Neo - Sys Fan control

I have a P35 Neo and recently i bought a cooler and a fan for my Ati4850.I connected the fan to the Sys Fan 1 but to my dissapointment i cant control the rpm of the fan through the Dual core center .
I took a look at Bios but i couldnt find anything useful.
Do i miss something ?
I even download Speedfan but didnt help .

 I don't know of any that would have fan speed control for anything other than CPU fan. The only thing I can suggest would be to purchase a fan control module of some kind that goes in an empty drive bay. Something like >> this <<

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  • MSI P35 Neo-F (MS-7360): Computer randomly freezes while playing games

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    STOP: 0x00000024 (0x001902FA, 0xf7906700, 0xf7906400, 0xf7103bef)
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     STOP: 0x00000024 indicates corrupt NTFS file system on the hard drive
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  • P35 Neo + 533mhz DDRII OCZ RAM ?

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    Quote
    I tried a stick of 667mhz ddr2 from my system but it didn't POST either
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    Quote
    - 500W Powecooler PSU
    Please provide more information about your PSU:
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    - amperage limit on each +12V rail
    - amperage limit for all +12V rails (combined rating)
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    - 4 Pin +12V CPU (board)
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  • P35 Neo doenst start

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    - 250GB Hardisk
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    Quote
    I just bought 4GB RAM 800 and the system works fine now.
    [Note that you need a 64bit operating system to be able to use all 4GB of RAM.]
    Quote
    I have had headache for 2 days on this stupid problem
    Don't worry, such things can happen to anybody. You missed a significant but yet rather minor detail. You did not try to squeeze a DDR(1) module into a DDR2 slot for example.

  • P35 Neo: Freezes on Boot Screen HELP!

    Hi, I need help.
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  • Problems with msi p35 neo 2

    Default problems with msi p35 neo 2
        pc works fine when using windows and the net and emails
        only when using 3d mark or games do i ever get problems
        just help in getting the hole story 6 months ago got a msi neo2 install all my old components core 2 duo 4 gig ram form a diffrent board works fine but never used it playing games just used for the net and email shoping seamed to work fine but
        tryed playing a game 2 months later command and conquer 3 pc was some times freeze or graphics artefacts on screen assumed vga card faulty got another graphics card geforce 8600gts installed still the same in the last month got round to playing with the pc again and installed new g7 780 watt power supply and ati hd 4870 graphics card
        now i can use 3d mark some times it will go through once or just freeze or 3d mark stops the test
        temps on the board (from msi dual core center temps cpu 33oc system 47oc)
        memory voltage 2.1
        any one know the settings for the ram
    more details you need
    System Details
    MotherboardEdit Value
        msi p35 neo2 fr
    Motherboard BIOSEdit Value
        latest
    CPUEdit Value
        core 2 quad 6600
    CPU Overclock SpeedEdit Value
        none
    CPU HeatsinkEdit Value
        standard intel that come with cpu
    CPU Idle TempEdit Value
        N/A
    CPU Load TempEdit Value
        N/A
    MemoryEdit Value
        ******* xms2 2x2 gb ddr2 part no cm2x2048 6400c4dmx
    Memory VoltageEdit Value
        N/A
    Video Card(s)Edit Value
        ati hd4870
    Video Card SpeedEdit Value
        N/A
    Sound CardEdit Value
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