Z87-G43 Can't control PWM fans, wth?

Question

Here's the build:
MSI Z87-G43 (BIOS v1.6 updated hoping this would fix problem, no go)
Corsair H80 watercooler (dual PWM fans push/pull config on radiator, these are what I cannot control)
Intel i5-4670K
16GB DDR3-1600
GTX550Ti 1GB
The H80 fans, I disconnect them from the cooler and connect them to the motherboard for control by software, rather than letting the H80 handle them itself so I can control the water temperature and let the pump run at full speed (like a custom water cooling circuit). I've had PWM control of these fans before on an old AM3+ build without a single problem, but plugging them into CPU1 or CPU2, I get 0 control at all. I'm at a loss as to how to fix this, I've tried plugging the fans into SYSFAN ports, and nada. My 3-pin V-Control fan works on SYSFAN1 port without a problem, full control. CPUFAN ports have no PWM control it seems, and I've tried Control Center and other 3rd party applications to enable it, without success. HALP, my computer sounds like a jet engine for no reason!
Trying to adjust the PWM fans in BIOS doesn't work either, they just keep running at 100%... I'm really getting tired of the jet engine sound.

Answer 1

Quote from: Sea Dog on 03-February-14, 05:59:15
USA will often allow a cross ship, but not usually in other parts of the world. Here is the contact;
  > Contact MSI <
Do you not understand this is a user to user forum? Non official MSI support? Even the admin and mods are non MSI employees. All volunteers here, not at beck and call to wait hand and foot on somebody that 'demands' anything.
I understand that this is a user forum, but when I see "MSI HQ" as their title, that's quite misleading as that reads (when you break down the acronyms): Micro-Star International HeadQuarters.
I'm only 'demanding' because I just got this and set it up. I have been without a primary computer for months now and otherwise lost access to TERABYTES of data that I can only access with the keys on the primary drive. I lost money on those projects not being delivered on time, and now that I'm back in business, I don't wish to lose any more waiting for a replacement. If they can cross-ship, that's fantastic, and I'll be so happy because I won't lose a single day to downtime waiting for replacements.
I have used MSI boards in the past, in fact my "backup" computer (missing all my tools and code) is running an old MSI board, and my router's motherboard is also MSI. It's usually solid products that I have no problem with, so something as tiny and otherwise trivial as this, just rubs me the wrong way. I understand there's manufacturing defects that will come up, one of those MSI boards, when I got it had a bug where you couldn't burn a CD because if you had the IDE port configured for a certain speed in BIOS (by default), it would crash the entire board when pushed. This was due to a capacitor mix-up back at the factory (that MSI admitted to and offered free replacements to anyone with an affected board), and while I never bothered to request a replacement (I just applied a tweak in the BIOS to avoid using that capacitor like many others), it continued to work flawlessly otherwise. Though, this machine is gated for many many tasks, and getting a headache while using it because of the loud fans, just won't do, especially when I'm going to spend the majority of the time using this machine.