Nvidia reference custom fan curve

[alex ds]

Does anybody know how to create a custom fan curve for turing reference cards? Thx for your help

[Crunken]

4 minutes ago, alex ds said:

Does anybody know how to create a custom fan curve for turing reference cards? Thx for your help

I don't have a reference card but you can just use MSI Afterburner for all brands, that's what most people are using, it's a simple interface and there's bunch of tutorials for it if you're wondering anything about it. That's what i'd go with

[alex ds]

it did not work for me.

I wanted 0% till around 55

then growing to 100% at 84

 

but at idle youtube fans spin at 41%, it will not trigger...

rtx 2070 super

 

[alex ds]

done with lots of cards in the past

 

[Princess Luna]

10 minutes ago, alex ds said:

Does anybody know how to create a custom fan curve for turing reference cards? Thx for your help

You can use MSi Afterburner to set a costume fan profile.

[alex ds]

ok let me try again

[Fakmykak]

Reading some other threads online. It seems like RTX FE cards cannot go lower than 40% fan speed. May have something to do with the Nvidia BIOS.

[alex ds]

correct. 41% in my case. so stupid.

[alex ds]

can u link me those threads?

[alex ds]

and thank u all

[alex ds]

2-nd question. does anybody know of a custom solution (like the g12 kraken or artic accelero hybrid in the past) that will work for turing?

[Fakmykak]

https://hardforum.com/threads/rtx-2070-fe-afterburner-fan-profile.1976551/

[alex ds]

thank you

[Vandey]

you could try to unplug the fan and plug it into a different header or something else and setup a custom fan curve that way...

[alex ds]

my motherboard doesnt know like some gigabytes to control a fan speed against gpu temp, so not a solution im afraid.

[Fakmykak]

2 minutes ago, Vandey said:

you could try to unplug the fan and plug it into a different header or something else and setup a custom fan curve that way...

Not possible, GPU fans use different mini fan connectors that are different from the normal sized ones on a motherboard.

[alex ds]

if that was the case using an adapter, you can see the gpu fans as a system fan in bios and control them true.

[alex ds]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EK-Water-Blocks-EK-Cable-PWM-Fan-Adapter-for-GPU-50cm/263266821158?epid=2037774404&hash=item3d4bece426:g:LkwAAOSwdx1aLsb~

 

this could have worked.

[alex ds]

sorry its actually this one

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-Pin-PWM-Female-CPU-VGA-Fan-to-Mini-GPU-4-Pin-Male-Adapter-Connector-Cable-28cm/264301421293?hash=item3d8997a2ed:g:tk4AAOSw8dNcxcxv

 

[alex ds]

ok plan b any chance to create a hybrid cooling solution?

I saw a guy do that to a zotac rtx 2070 but due to turing different mounting points it requiered a lot of iron cutting etc.

[Fakmykak]

@alex ds Quote or tag people when you reply to someone. Or else nobody will ever know you said something in response.

[Vandey]

1 minute ago, Fakmykak said:

Not possible, GPU fans use different mini fan connectors that are different from the normal sized ones on a motherboard.

Where there's a will there's a way. 

 

https://www.moddiy.com/products/Mini-4%2dPin-GPU-to-2-x-4%2dPin-PWM-Fan-Adapter.html

[Vandey]

Just now, Vandey said:

Where there's a will there's a way. 

 

https://www.moddiy.com/products/Mini-4%2dPin-GPU-to-2-x-4%2dPin-PWM-Fan-Adapter.html

except i think the ends are wrong but I think you could find them in reverse order

[alex ds]

ok i get what that does.

but how you control the system fan in bios.

That relates to the cpu fan on most motherboards

I will have to run at high fan speeds always

[Vandey]

@alex ds you can use custom software like speedfan to setup custom curves on all your headers...