setting up a PWM profile for a CPU fan

I notice that it is possible to set up a PWM "custom" profile for both CPU fan and case fan on the ASRock H87 Pro4 motherboard. The default temperature ranges are 50 degrees, 60 degrees, 70 degrees, 75 degrees with 80 degrees as a "max" temperature where the fan will run at full speed.   These threshold temperatures are can all be changed but I just kept them "as is".   The 80 Celsius is fixed and the fan will always run at max speed (2000rpm for this specific fan) when this temp is reached to protect the cpu. For some reason the 4 pin CPU header on my motherboard did not seem to work correctly in that the fan would only run at either 100% or 0% PWM, so I have plugged the CPU fan into the "chassis fan 2" header which works OK. The cpu fan has a max speed of 2000rpm at 100% PWM, and I have found that 1200rpm seems to be a good "idle" rpm as this gives good airflow yet is pretty much inaudible. I did a quick test to find the PWM % settings for intermediate fan speeds of 1300rpm, 1400rpm, 1500rpm, 1600rpm, 1700rpm and 1800rpm and got the following results: 1200 rpm ~ 66% PWM 1300 rpm ~ 71% PWM 1400 rpm ~ 76% PWM 1500 rpm ~ 81% PWM 1600 rpm ~ 86% PWM 1700 rpm ~ 91% PWM 1800 rpm ~ 95% PWM I tried to find the PWM% for 1900rpm but this would have been somewhere between 99% PWM and 100% PWM and I can only work in 1% steps so was not able to record this setting. I used these results to set my "custom" fan profile: 1200 rpm ~ 66% PWM - used for up to 50 Celsius 1300 rpm ~ 71% PWM 1400 rpm ~ 76% PWM - used for up to 60 Celsius 1500 rpm ~ 81% PWM 1600 rpm ~ 86% PWM - used for up to 70 Celcius 1700 rpm ~ 91% PWM 1800 rpm ~ 95% PWM - used for up to 75 Celcius Here is the bios screen setting: And a confirmation of the "idle" running speed of cpu fan up to 50 celcius