hi,
what i'm sure of:
the deciding factor between PWM or DC mode in your bios settings is mainly determined by what kind of fan you have plugged into that header.
if it's the 3 pin type, select DC mode.
if it's the 4 pin type, select PWM mode.
that's because, with 3 pin fan types, the speed is controlled by controlling the voltage supplied to the fan header(s). for 4 pin fan types, the speed is controlled by the fourth pin (signal) sent to the fan on how fast it should spin.
And when moving the charts, (temp and %) what is linked to? Chassis temp? CPU Temp? Package?
not sure:
if memory serves me correctly, each fan settings, for example:
mine, CPU fan header, links to CPU temperature as read by the internal sensor chip(?). whether it reads actual CPU temp, package temp, core temp, is of little importance to me.
or simply put, i don't know lol.
Chassis temperature, probably some sensor on the motherboard.
no siggy, saw stuff that made me sad.