Controlling CPU cooling fan and other cooling fans

I have not saw any answers to controlling cooling fans speed especially the CPU fan.
My new mid tower, HP ENVY 700 200z
AMD A10-5800K APU with Radeon HD Graphics
Motherboard: MSI 2AE0 1.0 w/UEFI: AMI 80.48 01/15/2014 8 gb RAM / Windows 8.1 (x64) (build 9600) / 1 TB Hard drive
I've looked in the UFEI/BIOS settings and can find no way to speed CPU fan up, the fan usually runs around 950 RPM and temperature avg is 50C the coolest I've saw is 47C/ fan 875rpm and sometimes peaks at 78C fan will ramp up to 1150 rpm. Motherboard, HD, video card all never hit 40c.
I consider this to warm would like to keep it at 30c-40c range. I still have my 1st mid tower Gateway and it still runs 15 years old, along with my ASUS mid tower 8 years and I was always able to control fan speeds and keep everything in the 30c-40c range, don't think the new ENVY CPU or motherboard CPU socket will take these very warm temps very well.
Anyone have any idea, or know a way to speed this CPU fan up? I have NO PROBLEM with fan noise and I am even considering buying another CPU fan that I can control the speed of, I'm not using this ENVY other than a business computer, no games period nor trying to overclock.
This is the 1st tower or laptop I've owned that has no user control over so much of its functions nor did not come with a User's Manual. It was like buying a brand new car and knowing what any switch, button or any indicator lamp was for. Did not have any trouble with W. 8.1 already had a Windows Phone and 2 laptops with W 8.1

Hello TDS777,
I understand you are looking to adjust the fan speed on your HP ENVY 700-200z CTO Desktop PC. Unfortunately, there is no way of doing what you are trying to do on your computer. I would suggest you do a Google search for "computer cooling systems" and you will find various ways of implementing a solution that suits you.
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