Installing the northbrigde fan

Heyo! I'm finally installed (or tried to) my northbridge fan, but it's not working. It does work, as I attached to my other computer. However, on my board (KT6 Delta LSR) do I have to set it up in the bios? However, I haven't found anywhere to do so. This is the first computer I've built myself, so it could be a simple issue.
Also, I've had compatibilty issues with some hardware, as I have mentioned elsewhere (keyboard and ram). Thanks for any help!
My specs:
KT6 Delta LSR
Athlon XP 2500+ (Barton?)
Geforce FX 5600
512 MB Ram of unknown quality...
Western Digital 80 Gb

Hi,
My KT6 Delta LSR does not have a fan. However the 3 pin connector is there near the Northbridge heatsink and if you connect a 3 wire fan to it it works. The speed is shown in both the Corecell and bios. If you connect the fan after loading your OS you may have to reboot to see the speed. I have noticed that although the corecell sees the fan as "Northbridge" in my case the active speed control only works for the CPU, it does not change the "Northbridge" fan speed which always runs at maximum. I don't get a temperature reading for the Northbridge either.
Hope this helps explain.

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