That said, let's move on and have a look at the basic concepts
behind SpeedFan's Advanced Fan Controllers. A Fan Controller
links a specific PWM control (the Controlled Speed) to the
current value of any number of source temperatures. For each
temperature we can define the response curve. This means that we
can define what PWM value we want to apply for every temperature
value. Each temperature can have a different response. Let's see
how to create our own first Fan Controller. Start SpeedFan,
press CONFIGURE button and select the Fan Control tab. Enlarge
the window if needed. In the example image we have already
created a Fan Controller and called it "CPU Fan Control
Strategy". We can create more using the Add button on the right.
With the Remove button we can delete a fan controller we
previously created. As soon as we select "CPU Fan Control
Strategy" in the list box, its parameters will appear below in
the window. A Fan Controller requires a PWM to act on. Multiple
temperatures can be used to control the