MSI Dual CoreCenter - fan speed warning

Hi MSI community!
I have a MSI K9n Neo V2 and I have installed MSI Dual CoreCenter on my PC. Now the problem is that MSI DUal CoreCenter keeps warning me about low CPU fan speed (~900 rpm). I noticed that the limit is 1000 rpm. The thing is my CPU doesn't run hot, 30-40 °C (90-100 °F), so the warning is quite irritating.
Is there a way to turn off warning, or lower the warning fan speed limit (regedit?) so I still can use this program? 
Kind regards
Mike

Quote from: Kingsthrone on 07-October-09, 20:03:13
Thank you, mate! Will do so!
you're welcome
I also agree with Hans, you don't really need it
Quote from: Hans on 08-October-09, 01:17:34
Are you overclocking the system? If not, don't use anything. You don't need a monitoring program. The bios does the work for you. (Meaning: the system will shut down when overheating. Meaning as well: the system will regulate fan speed).

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