It seems like one of my case fans, a 230 mm top exhaust fan, doesn't always spin up. It's plugged into the PSU directly, so it shouldn't be throttled by the mobo in any way. When I turn on my computer, it will sometimes spin up just fine, other times it moves about 1 cm and then stops. I've already reseated the power cable to make sure that wasn't the issue and I've made sure nothing is physically blocking it. I did notice that, while my PC is running, if I give it just a slight nudge with my finger it will start spinning properly.
Any thoughts on how to fix this without requiring me to give it a kick start every time?
EDIT: Speaking of fans, my CM Hyper 212+ seems to be set at nearly 2000 RPM (aka, 100%) even when I'm idling. Is there a program that will let me tell it to ramp up according to CPU temp, ala MSI Afterburner for the VGA cooler? Messing with Speedfan right now and I can't seem to find what I'm looking for.
EDIT2: Looks like I figured it out. Set my "Target" CPU temp to 40 C, my "Warning" temp to 62 C and my minimum fan speed to 30 % (max at 100 % of course). It's keeping my CPU to around 28-33 C (varies core-to-core) at around 50 % speed right now. Awesome.