P35 Platinum CPU Fan on/off Option in bios?

hey all,,,
is there a way of turning off the monitoring of the cpu fan in a similar way to the NB or chiset fans so they dont report to windows... i have watercoolin and cant stand the bleepin i keep gettin dual core centre coz my cpu fan speed is at 0rpm.... if not then is there another app i can use to monitor temps that i can cinfigure to ignore the cpu fan on?
thanks

Nu773r, can you list your full system spec and any overclocking settings you have, and also the watercooling components you have installed?
water cooling may not be the best cooling option for today's motherboard, as there are other components on the board that run as hot as the CPU and not being cooled well.

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Too late! I already changed it
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??? I'm kind of confused... As I said I'm using the same board with the same bios and I can see and change 1T/2T.
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