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translated with Google translator  Hey dear community, Can you maybe do me a big favor and show me your fan curve of your GTX 1080TI (Screenshot)? Background: A fan of my "EVGA FTW3" twitches in the IDLE always a bit rumge although it is cold enough and the fan should actually stand still. According to EVGA, this is normal and does not damage either fan or electronics. Still, I'd like the fans to be minimally active in IDLE. Perhaps those who have set a manual fan curve could show me this. Have never had anything to do with it and would like to take a look at some examples. Would be very grateful. How does the default curve look? There I would simply raise the curve slightly.
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/09 04:08:17
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RayAlpha
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Hey dear community,
Can you maybe do me a big favor and show me your fan curve of your GTX 1080TI (Screenshot)?
Background:
A fan of my "EVGA FTW3" twitches in the IDLE always a bit rumge although it is cold enough and the fan should actually stand still.
According to EVGA, this is normal and does not damage either fan or electronics. Still, I'd like the fans to be minimally active in IDLE.
Perhaps those who have set a manual fan curve could show me this. Have never had anything to do with it and would like to take a look at some examples. Would be very grateful. How does the default curve look? There I would simply raise the curve slightly.
If you switch to the slave bios only the gpu fan will spinning at idle, if the card gets load it will automaticlly adjust the fan speed. You can set a costum fan curve where you can set when the temps are low the fans will spin much less. Its all up to you what you prefer. I have 3 profiles saved, a default slave bios profile, an agressive, and a costum. If the temperature,wheather is high inside the room or outside i use agressive or costum fan curve. Something like this. 
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/09 04:14:30
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Hello RayAlpha. This is the curve I use for all my 3 fans on the FTW3. 
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RayAlpha
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/10 06:03:49
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Many Thanks. Unfortunately, this is too loud for me.
@Evga-Team: can you give me the original fan curve of Master Bios?
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RayAlpha
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/15 03:29:17
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/15 03:31:55
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RayAlpha
EVGA?
The original fan curve is when you not using costum fan curve.
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/15 03:45:08
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Curve> Fan> Select Preset> Custom/ Aggressive/ Quiet
Maybe take it upon yourself to adjust the curve to your wants/ needs? OR set the BIOS switch to Slave and adjust from there?
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/15 04:21:43
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AdamInk
RayAlpha
EVGA?
The original fan curve is when you not using costum fan curve.
AdamInk said it all. To run the original fan curve, just close PXOC / MSI AB. Or, you can just reset the presets on the programs to exclude the custom fan curve.
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/15 05:15:59
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I think this is a misunderstanding. I just need a screenshot of the original fan curve. Not from the aggressive or quiet.
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/15 06:50:07
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RayAlpha
EVGA?
RayAlpha
I think this is a misunderstanding. I just need a screenshot of the original fan curve. Not from the aggressive or quiet.
1) As mentioned above " turn OFF the Custom fan curve" and you have the default fan speeds 2) Master switch position is for the "quietest" fan ---> Slave position is more aggressive settings and fan runs faster at low GPU demand  Use this info to contact EVGA directly https://www.evga.com/about/contactus/ This Forum is mostly volunteer based support - though EVGA employees do respond at times, they can not read All of the Posts
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/15 09:55:54
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RayAlpha
I think this is a misunderstanding. I just need a screenshot of the original fan curve. Not from the aggressive or quiet.
Not possible.
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/16 11:18:09
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Afterburner only shows a fan curve if you are using a CUSTOM fan curve that is set in Afterburner itself.
In other words, what you are asking for does not exist.
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/16 12:42:33
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Evga has developed the graphics card. They must have the information.
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Re: Fan Curve
2017/08/16 12:46:06
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RayAlpha
Evga has developed the graphics card. They must have the information.
They do have the information. The way you setup a curve inside the vbios is different than how you setup a curve inside precision/afterburner.
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