Precision X1
 
 
(EVGA ELEET X1, the next generation of motherboard tuning utilities & only works Exclusively with EVGA MB )
 
after you "create your fan profile" there is still more options (work) to select

USING PX1
 
To install PX1 ---> Stop All background software, go Offline & install as Admin for best results.  Next do a reboot & just to make sure Windows sees the software

Next do a shutdown --> While holding the Shift Key down ---> before you click shut down in Windows ---> Keep that Shift Key down until all power is off in your PC.  Now when Windows restarts, it will NOT just load the last saved startup file, but actually look at the hardware & drivers
 
(Fast Boot in MB BIOS & Fast Startup in Windows can cause many issues when you change hardware or drivers)
 
Now on restart you should be ready to use PX1

---> you must check the box to run the fan curve, click the "apply button" & then then profile number, then the "save button"
 
Select one of the PX1 profile numbers to the left & then save
 
---> After Any edits in PX1 - you Must click the "apply button" & then then profile number, then the "save button"
 
 
Note: You do not Need to have PX1 start with OS.  IN FACT you do not want it to while updating your OS -->OR, until you find a stable OC if that is what your after,; because, you do not want to load the settings that just crashed your PC, Right


FAQ 59762 - How Do I Troubleshoot Precision X1 Issues?
 



Your fan curve will probably not need to be this aggressive, I was running some benchmark software at the time I took this photo

Jp508
Thanks for the help. I have no plans to overclock, besides my mb can't be overclocked anyway. My pc runs pretty fast at stock settings for my applications, very happy with the performance and quickness when applying blending techniques and masking multiple layers in Ps & Lumenzia. This is a new work pc. Went from atx build which is my other pc to sff for more desk space. Having a heat issue and need to set gpu fan curve instead of waiting for it to reach high temps before turning on. Also getting a heat sink for my M.2 to drop temps. Being a itx build and the components I purchased, things are a bit warm with heat centered in a relatively small area, not much real estate on a itx. I have 2 M.2's back to back and the GPU right below the M.2 plus the CPU. It's always something right? Thanks again for the help. 
 
ASUS B660i, i7-12700k, Corsair H100i Elite AIO, EVGA GTX 1650 Super, Dominator Platinum RGB DDR5 64GB 5200Mhz, Samsung 980 Pro PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD (C Drive)
Samsung 980 Pro PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD (D Storage), PSU SF750
 

The PX1 software can look for the optimal overclock automatically based on the temperature inside the case you are using. It could make things slightly faster for work but probably mostly for gaming. I would personally do it since it's pretty simple to run the test.