Turn off fans on mac pro

Hi all, i founded many programs to monitor fans speed and temperature like iStat... Does anyone known if exists a program that allow me to turn off some fans ? regards

Turning off any fans in the mac pro, would surely result in something very very bad, very very quickly.
CPU fans absolutely must remain function... after 20 minutes of high load your CPU's could boil water - luckily they will emergency shutdown before then... basically your machine turns off and your CPU(s) are at risk of serious and permanent heat damage. Its a bad idea to kill the fans by the hard drives... hard drives will turn off when overheated, and they will have drastically reduced lifetimes. A power supply, as a brody says, will likely catch on fire without its fan running. The northbridge on these babies gets hot as **** already................... and RAM error rates go up FAST as it gets high
In short turning off any of these fans could, and will, cause serious damage to your computer.

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