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The speed of a fan depends on where the power lead is connected.
If it is connected to a fan header on the motherboard, the OS controls the speed of the fan and it varies by demand.
If it is connected directly to a power lead from the Power Supply Unit (PSU), there is often a slider switch connected to the fan by which you select slow, medium, or fast speed.
There is an app called SpeedFan but it monitors temps and fan speeds and I do not recall it being able to SET fan speeds.
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