but at the same time I feel 30-34 degrees on idle with a Dark Rock Pro 3 isn't that impressive. I obviously wanna keep my case nice and quiet. They set my fan speed the following (it's not EXACTLY like this but somewhere near these numbers).: With Advanced Control enabled, fan settings can be adjusted as a curve using the Fan Speed (PWM ()) / Temperature (Celsius) chart. After finishing the adjustment, click Saveto keep your. In the advanced fan setting, adjust the CPU & GPU fan speed based on your requirement. In MSI Center Pro, click Performance Optimizer High-performance In Fan speed select AdvancedSetting. This 56 produces 1655 rpm, which on an 80mm fan, is noisy. I can only increase the fan speed (max fan speed is 2955rpm, sounds like an airplane). Then try setting temperatures to lowest (25, 30, 35 ,40 ,45) and see if fan speed stays the same.
If I let MSI Command Center manually control the fans. Using MSI center Pro to troubleshoot the fan noise issue. Even MSI Afterburner when you first launch it, it shows 56 on the extreme left of the sliding bar. U can also test this by setting all AMD fan tuning nodes to 50 and then set temperatures to highest (80, 86, 90, 95, 100).
Now I have MSI Command Center to set the speed of these 4 fans as well as my seperate CPU fan speed. I have the fans connected to a PWM hub in the back and connected that PWM hub to my CPU2 connector on the motherboard to gain some control over the fans instead of letting it blow at full speed constantly. The case comes with 3 intake fans, 1 exhaust in the back. I just build a new PC with the following parts that concern this matter: SpeedFan is a hardware monitor software that can access temperature sensors, but its main feature is that it can control fan speeds - depending on the capabilities of your sensor chip and.
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