Re: What is the best custom fan curve?
2018/11/27 08:53:35
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Well that's a loaded question cause we dont know what card you have? Ftw3? With 3 fans only controllable with precision x oc? If so you'll need to either set up 3 independent fan curves or sync all 3 fans to the GPU temp. A non icx card would be ok with afterburner so one curve.
I'm overclocking so I'm aggressive with my fans but even not if you want the card to have the best chance at holding its clocks and not dropping do to heat, you'll want the fans to be able to keep the temp down.
Idle I like the fans quiet but moving to keep it cool.. no point trying to fight harder keeping it cool once you start benching/gaming if the temps are starting out higher like 50/60c.
So 30% till 40c.
40-45c - 70%
46c-50c - 75% or 80%
55+ = 100%
With all that said usually I'd be seeing 52-53c while gaming. Benching the same to a little higher.
That's for a 1080ti ftw3 on air highly overclocked.
Though really I would'nt doubt if i had it at 100% fans after 45c hehe.. been awhile as i water cool.
Basicly in a nutshell, max to near max fans (what you can bear) after 40-42c to keep the temps down as that's the temp of the GPU once load starts.
Keep the card at max clocks as it starts to drop after 54c.
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