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Of course, I'll have to find a way to change the fans if I am unable to swap the case. But I wanna see if swapping is an option first.

I genuinely don't know how to do that, and I'm not confident enough to go rummage inside the case on my own. And I don't have anyone who could do that for me. So, I thought sending it back to pcs would be my best (safest) option.

The one I have atm is PCS PRISM TG WHITE ARGB MID TOWER CASE

I've bought a desktop pc recently, and I seemed to have chosen a case that has very loud fans that I can't reconfigure. I'm waiting for a response from pcs, see if they can assist with this. But I think I'll have to go with a different case altogether. Does anyone know if I am able to send the...

Update: I migh have been talking nonsense here. I was just told by a friend that the cable I thought was the fans connecting to the mobo is actually a PSU cable. Apologies, I am super new to these things. But other than that cable, I can't see any other connection to the motherboard. Would this...

Also, not sure if this has any significance, but when in bios, under fan profile, only the cpu fan has rpm displayed, the rest are n/a.

The 3 front fans are connected to MB, and the controls were showing in the bios, only the one in the back isn't connected. I didn't notice any difference in speed or pitch when I adjusted them tho. Their default setting was at 50% speed, and I lowered it to 20% - I assumed I'll notice some sort...

I just got my PC, and this is the case I chose ... and the fans are very loud. Both the 3 in front and the one in the back. Adjusting them in BIOS does nothing to change that ...

Hi everyone, I'm having some issues with the fans on my new PC. All of them sound rather loud (or rather, I think just the case fans are, the CPU one seems ok atm). I adjusted their speed via BIOS, but there seems to be little to no difference. I'm afraid I might have chosen a "loud" case ...