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JEmlay

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  1. Did you find a solution to this? I just used this program two days ago and it worked fine. Tried to use it today and I get the same thing you're getting, just the desktop selection. After having used this program for many years, I've never come across this before.
  2. What fan curve options are you looking for? It's just a fan curve. For me I just set a typical fan curve that was a little more aggressive on the top end. But I guess one option would be to use software to get your optimal fan curve then just use that data in BIOS. For me, less software, less processes, less CPU usage is the benefit. One thing to note, when I ran the Optimize All option the fan curve it recommended was almost spot on to the one I was using. AMD 3070x paired with ASUS ROG 360 with 6 fans (push/pull) Prime95 for over an hour, I never go above 74 degrees and all cores hit max. Nothing I do will ever push my system harder than that. Getting a little off topic now but the take away is my Zenith II Extreme even when pushed super hard is pretty quiet. And of course stay away from the ASUS AI software garbage.
  3. HWiNFO shows me all my temps and all my fans. Every header on the MB, every fan on the MB and GPU.
  4. That's the beauty of having a good cooler. You get to set the cooling to moderate which is silent and then you never have to worry about it. Also, software is what got me in my mess. I'm never touching that again.
  5. After beating my head against a wall for 2 days I decided to try the Optimize All option in BIOS (QFan) and for some reason that unstuck whatever was stuck. Back to normal. Put all my curves back and I'm back to silent!
  6. At first my Zenith II Extreme was perfectly fine. At the end of my benchmarking and before blowing out the drive to reload my normal system I decided to install all the crap that came from ASUS to see if any of it was worthy. Nope! One of those apps decided to crank my chipset fan to 100% (not VRM, down by the PCIe slots). It's freaking loud! Before it was either silently spinning or off. I figured whatever, blew out the install and reloaded Windows. Now I can't seem to change it at all. It's just stuck at 100%. Power off - nope. Blow out BIOS - nope. What the heck?
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